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Diseased Horses and Cattle


require restoration OF ,nscnsibc porspr,iinn.-
h'oahH fo'et Antdop, Condition Powder, 4, n
certain Blood Purifier. II never laIls To loosen
the skih, cleanse the water, create an app.tt,
ana - positive cure tor Coughs, Colds, sun
Complaint, Founder, Distomper, aud cares off
boits and Worms, aud may be gwen at any time
anu under all circumstances with perfect safety,
oht package OF the Powders and bottle of the
ointment val perfectly cure a recent Founder IN
SIX OF elght days, without leaving the least effect
IN til, feet. In Horse Dlslempcr, they will allay
theie'ef and promote healthy termination of N.
disease, One Powder aud part OF bottle of
Ointment, will, IN all cases, cur. the Horn M.
temper CO." twoafe sometimes required for
an "a,
walter Is. Sloan, the original dlscoysrer Of thu.
unly'aiuable medicine, still has the sole super
VISION OF It's manufacture, but orders should be
tent to his son, Oscar -. Sloan, - South Water
street, Chicago ! l., who will promptly s.pply the
demand Tor these popular and truly great med.-
cInes.
They are sold by all dealers IN Medicine. Sold
wholesale and "tali at Manufacturers prices, by
vi druggists mchl5twawiy
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RAILWAYS RENovATING REsoLyENr

nENoNAIlNG RESOLVENT
WI speedily eradicate every partrcle.of disease,
ana VIII reinVest the patient with health.
LADIES
anilc'eo with Falling OF the Womb, Ulcers of tho
WOMB, Discharges from the Uterus, Cblorosis.and
all weakening discharges, may depeDd mon
speedy cure by the use of Radway's Renov,rre
Resolvent. a'ihg
IN eases oil 'hronlc Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Won't the Resoyent, taken in connection Win
hadwas's Pills and Ready Relief, will be found
quick and thorough cure.
NOTICE.
" had"ay.s remedies are sold by druggists in
every village, own and city in the Inr.f s,,,os
s "a and British Provinces. Prce: IS cen,s
90 cents and ST. eeh's'
RADWAY l. CO..
NprSo>- No. % John St. New York.
NELSON HERsH, Agent, Rock Island, IN.
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With complete and accurate copies Of
All the Secession OrdInanCcs-l official
Davis and stephens Speeches and ProcIama
tons.
procamatious and Messages of President Lin.
coin.
State fapefs OF all Kinds
M'htary ffocIanatons on both sides
speeches and Appeals OF Southern Union Men,
Kennedy, holt, Dixon, Crlttenden, etc.
hnshsh AFuc!oS on the war.
'oh"aoaha Correspondence.
Nn,Iey,s ransos nr th. W.,
~ /, 'pr.aa,,.a I ,,a. "
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The above works can be had bound, or N mum.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.

which has already proved itself IN over fifty req,
inents now at the seat of war near Washington. TO
be positive prevention against sickness IN the
form of
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-24

"hich greatly facilitates the process of teethng
by sottening the gums, reducing all lnilamations-
will alIay ALL PAIN and spasmodlc action, and
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-27

than where l am, and was it not for your
own benefit, l would join you imme-
dately. If you have not lost all the
confidence you once reposed in me, you
will yet cheerfully await my coming. If,
however, You have lost such confidence,
l will resign my command to any one
you may prefer. | hope, my brave sol
diers, you are still, as you ever have
been ready to fight, bleed, and die for
your country and freedom. AS your
commander, return you my sincere
and heartfelt thanks for the brave man.
ner in which you have met your coun-
try's foes Your conduct has not only
been approved but s applauded l.. BY the the
President; and l hope you will live to
receive the reward due your merits and
bravery from a grateful country.
A. r. JOHNSON,
Col 10th Ky. Regiment.
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MEMPHIS. Nov. 18th. 1862.

DEAR CoLoNEL:-I am still holding
forth in this delectable place, but can't
say that ! am much in love with it, for
Won can't see more than twenty yards for
dust Everything l have seen, heard of,
smelt, felt or tasted, has dust in it, No
pleasure in walking, talking, Or riding
Nothing good to eat or drink, ard every
time you ask what is to pay, the Ameri-
can Eagle on green back shrieks and
scars aloft. The streets are filled with
lOafers, drunken soldiers, Jews and cot
ton thieves, and the hindmost are all
trying to get before. Such is Memphis
Talk about stealing; the Union county
horse thieves can't hold candle. Why,
sir, if farmer starts to the city with a
bale of cotton to sell, the guerrillas run
him clear into town to take his cotton
from him; and if he should be lucky
enough to escape them and sell his cot
ton, then comes another race, for the
town thieves run him clear home to rob
him of the money The fact of the bust
ness is, the morals of this town and Vi
cinity is as bad as their whisky.
/ am seriously thinking about renting
one Of the many vacant meeting houses
here, and becoming missionary. i'll
can be thoroughly convinced that there
is much money in such an enterprise, l
shall pitch in.
How are are you getting along about
Caseyville; hope the guerrillas haven't
got you. By the way, | see the scoun-
drels have crossed over to Fred. Sellers
and stole my gun ! hope it will go off
some time and kill half dozen of them.
! | haven't received letter since have
been in Memphis. | shall go up the
! river in about week, but expect to re-
turn. Your FRIEND
". W. G.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS AND AGENTS.

In many of the surrounding towns,
where we have duly authorized agents,
we have continued papers to subscribers
beyond the time for which they had paid.
The recent unlooked-for and eX'raordi.
nary advance in the cost Of printing pa
per compels us to run no risks. On the
lst of December, therefore, all papers
not paid for in adUance, will be stopped
Persons wishing the paper continued
will please hand our agents, or forward
us, the money for which they are in ar
rears, as well as their subscription for
any specified length of time they desire
the paper to be sent
All kinds Of printing materials have
advanced from % to 100 per cent, and
the reasonableness of our present demand
must be apparent to all. We shall do our
best to weather the financial gale" but
it will require our every effort, backed by
the encouragement and material aid y
of our friends, to prevent our losses from
becoming so serious, that we will be
compelled, in justice to ourselves, to
raise the price of subscription.
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Still Another Crop.

The energy and success of Col. Fos-
ter's observation-disclosures are most sur
prising. Every day we have to record
the arrival of "batch" from the vicin-
ity of their labors Yesterday morning
g considerable number of Confederate
soldiers and guerrilas were brought
from Henderson and placed in charge of
Lieut.. Darrah, of the Provost Guard.
The soldiers were to be sent TO Louis
vile on the Grey Eagle; the guerrillas
will probably leave this morning, on the
train, for Johnson's Island. We believe
they were all taken by Col. Fosters COM
mand in the vicinity of jacksonville.
The names of the soldiers are as fol-
lows: Alfred Jones, Co. A, Sth Ky, Col.
Lyon; Daniel Brown, Co. L, do Bush
ara Bailey, Co. A, do; VIM. Webster,
Co. A, do; John Head, Co. A, Is. Ky.
Cav, Col. Harvey; Charles W. Perkins,
Co. l, Sd KY. Cav; Samuel o. Bacon,
Dukes regulars, Morgan's brigade ;
Lewis Lepinger, lst Ky. Battalion, Capt.
Groves; Henry c. Morton, Co. D, l4th
Texas, Col Ectsr
The following citizens were captured
at the same time: G. H. Landeger, John
w. Davis, NJ. NJ. Martin.
The names of the guerrillas are as fol
lows Thos Couch, George Griffin, H. r.
Borland, NJ. c. Montgomery, Columbu:
Potts, H. c. Davis, Alex. Utley, R. A
Hagan, G. NJ Davidson, G. NJ. Gals, La
fayette Close, P. B. James, d. H. Taylor
G. NJ. Walker, S D. Oman (LieutenanO
Joseph Cook, j. C. Niebut, c. A. Arthur
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-27
Thanksgiving Dinner---Salt Well
Hospital.

Those persons who have provided
Turkysor Baskets, for the Salt Vel
Hospitai, will be kind enough to leave
them at the Office ofDr. Wynne, Medical
Director, up stairs in Chandler's Block,
near the Post Office. DR. Turner, Sur
geon in charge of the Salt Well, will take
charge Of the articles, and see that the
baskets are returned if carefully labelled.
The convalescing boys will soon go
into the army to fight our battles. Do
not let them be forgotten.
Nov. %. "PATRIOT"
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no PAPER TOMORROW.

In accordance with time honored pre-
cedent, and the wishes of the employees
who desire to observe the Governor
Sunday" there will be no paper issued
from this office tomorrow Indeed with
the bodies OF our readers surfeited on the
good things composing the many splen-
did Thanksgiving dinners to be enjoyed,
to-day, their minds will have less desire
than usual for morning paper to-mor-
row.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-27

AccIDENT.-We regret to learn that
Mr.. Levi. S. Clark, of this city, met with
a serious if not fatal accident at Boon
Vile on Tuesday afternoon. He was en-
gagged at work on the roof of a large to-
bacco factory in course of construction in
that place. While so employed, the stag
ing upon which he was standing gave way,
precipitating him to the earth-falling
great distance. 1t was supposed that bis
hip bone was broken, aud fears are en-
tertained that the spinal column its If
was also injured. His wife, who has
been spending the summer and fall with
her friends in Ohio, was notified of the
accident and requested to return imme-
mediately.
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HENDERSON, KY, Nov %, 1862
EDS. JoURYAL:- Enclosed you will
find a copy of letter from Col. A. R.
johnson, written by Luke Traitor, late
County Judge of this county, at MUIR
freesboro', Tenn, Nov. II, 1862. This
is the latest from adam.
Major Platter, of the 4th Indiana Cav
airy, returned last evening from scout
through Union, Webster, and Hopkins
counties, bringing with him some twenty
guerrillas among the number Lieut..
Jones, Johnson's Adjutant. The Major
left some ten or fifteen guerrillas at
Caseyville, in charge of Capt. W. G.
Hodge, of the 65th Regiment.
n w N.upDrtr
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-27

FEED THE PooRl-Will the pastors of
the churches in this city give notice to
their congregations, and all who wish to
aid in the cause tell their friends, that
there will be meeting at Crescent City
Hall this Thursday evening, at half
past seven o'clock, to adopt some system
for the relief of the needy poor of this
city.
Nov. q, 1862.
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THAxxsGIvlxc.-our benevolent young

INSTRUMENTATION benevolent young
friend Billy Caldwell, knowing our devo-
tional east Of mind and knowing also the
necessities of the printer, kindly sent us
a nice turkey for Thanksgiving
In order that his kindness might ex-
tend to others we carry the present 10 a
worthy widow and her orphan children,
up the road Billy knows how to do a
handsome thing, as well as to keep a
most desirable stock of groceries.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-27

The Posi- OFFICE will be closed on
Thanksgiving Day from 10 a. NJ to 81 P.
M. The Office will open as usual in the
morning at I o'clock The Deliveries
will close at 8, during the putting up of
the R. r. mail, and open again from 9
to TO- The Office will open after the ar
rival of the mail at night-S1 o'clock.
Nov. 26-2td.
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Memphis DaguerreOtyped.

We are permitted TO publish the fol-
lowing private letter from gentleman
in Memphis to friendin Caseyville. 1t
contains too good and condensed sketch
of the moral condition of affairs in that
vicinity to be Ilost, or enjoyed by only
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-27
To Absentees of the FOrty-SecOnd
Indiana Volunteers,

am ordered to publish the names of
all absentees without leave as DEsERTERs
There are a large number of soUnd,
hearty men at home. All those who
fail to report to me before Friday, the
2Sth of this month, at Evansville, will be
so published, their names and the coun-
ties where they live given, and a reward
offered to the Sheriffs for their arrest
The regiment needs a large number of
recruits. Any willing to enlist l will en-
roll and furnish with transportation to
the regiment.
J. NJ SHANKL1N,
Lieut.. Col AID Ind. Vol
nov22d lw&wlt
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-27

B@g~ Mr. J. Perry Elliott has removed
his City Gallery to No. 8 Second street,
over John Rasch's Shoe Store, where his
friends and patrons and the public gen
orally are invited to call and see what
they shall see-the finest gallery in the
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GD- For heavy, durable beaver over
coat, or genteel business or dress suit,
go to Lyons, who has a splendid stock
of fine goods for gentlemen wear, and
is selling remarkably low.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-27

LUNCH-There is to be a big Turkey
and Postum Lunch at the Union Wig
wan tonight, at 9 o'clock. The lovers
of these articles will enjoy delicious
treat
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-27

gI- We learn that one Of the prison
ers. last sent North, jumped from car
window on the Terre Haute & Richmond
Railroad, while the train was in full mo-
and escaped
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MuRFREEspoRo'. Nov. IA. lS6:

FelloU- Soldiers - My long absence
from you may have caused some uneasi-
ness, and you may have thought, being
unacquainted with my intentions, that
lal deserted you, but assure all who
have had such thoughts that they have
done me great injustice, and although |
have not shared with you the dan. ers
and fatigues of the last months cam
paign, my work has not been altogether
free from danger or fatigue; and ! assure
you / would rather be with you today
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u. s. LICENSE.
L. GIT GAIL.

Alp rsons having Licenses
yet in my ha4ds fol p. yment
anu cell ! ely re + quiged TO
caIl at my Office duh, g this
w Elk or they will fo,feie and
may expect to pay the penai-
ty imposed by The u ;. TX
else Law. 1t is not my bust
ness to go to tn. m, snd my
leturLs must e made on the
1st of December.
VIM. 4 FREN I'll,
Collector.
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S~All persons having claims against
or business to transact with, the steamer
May Duke, will please call to-day al
Cox & Humphreys Office, where ! will
be to attend to it.
GUS DUSoUcHET, Clerk.
Nov. q, 1862.
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HOME Is ERE t..

NorlcE TO THE PUBLc-J. j. Coin is
receiving every day this week goods from
the East, and will offer for sale mex; Sat
urday the largest stock of goods ever
sold in this city Merinos, Delaines,
Calicoes, Damasks, Bedspreads, Table
cloths, Linen Towels; also, Satinets,
Casinets, Cassimeres, and Broadcloths
Don't forget to come and see the
great bargains.
J. J. CoHY, Auctioneer.
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WEDNESDAY, December l7th, 1852.

Between the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock
p NJ. ofsad day ut the door OF the Court House in
th City Of Evansville, Indiana, offer for sale, at
Public Auction, the Rents and Profits for the term
Of seven years of the following described Real Is
tate, tO-wit:
qhr lot of ground situated in CARPENTER r. z
and Rowlcy's subdivision of Bl OK No thirty GU,
in ia asco City, Vanderl'urg County, Indiana
ami known and designated on The lie 'orded Plal OF
said subdivision lot No. four az, in said Block
no thirty (3O.l
And should said Rents and Profits not sell for
sum sufficient TO satisfy aid rt and Costs, will
az the came time aud place, offer for sale the Fee
Simple of aid premises.
, GEORGE WOLFLIN, Sheriff V c
Law Anthss, Prs Att'yEs Dov2i
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LADIES FURS.

Baving bought cur fine
Furs b f re the un rece-
dented advance On this art
Gle, we are PR AIRED to fur
III. b our Lady customers wi b
Is fine sets as ever seen any
= h lie and fer gooa de l
less money To sauSfy your
selves on the p int. cali az
VAUTIER & MARCONNIER,
80 Main Street.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Agency for Soldiers Claims,

Agency for Soldiers Claims.
~ W. MCBRIDE AND A. t. wHITTLEsEY.
~ procure Invalid Pensions, Bounty Money
several acts Of Congress-
Eees moderate, and no part Of their charges col.
leete till the claim is secured.
Once on north side of Third Street he4we.n
A9iu aud leocrst, Evansville, Indiapa
hi'io AcbR4pE wHITrLHSEY,
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Rs See frst aud fourth pages for
reading matter.-aa
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Sheriff s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE Is
ID sued out Of the Office OF the Clerk { the Court
of Common Pleas OF Nanderburg County, Indiana,
in favor Of Martin Mann and against Peter New
man ami Henry Lipking, will, on
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The Surrender.

Since writing the Article on England
a,ol America. we have received and read
the correspondence between the BRITISH
and American Secretaries on tie subject
OF the Trrnt affair
Seward shows most concusively bv ref
erence t" The mos, eminent British author
tiles on international law. the act Of CAPT
WrlREs. commander Of II c San ydcint.
in board ny lie Trent and taking from or
board the rebel ambassadors Mason and
SLiDELL. known to be such ly the com
mander Of The Trent, Was perfectly legal
but he, decides, - ms his own srgu,
ment, and in favor u the claim made up.
on our government on special demurrer
in,erposed by that government. that the
conduct of WILkEs IS opposed to the
American principles upon lie subject OF
tie rights Of Nrutral<.
We had supposed from the di-ps'che,
before recei7ed that The government, had
conceded something TO the American
pre,en'ions, but we find that we afc mis-,
taken
We arc not through with England ye,
she claimed that our blockade vas not
efeciual under he laws Of nations and
Euglard was not hound TO regard il; to
make it cTec'ua, our government; sent
down to Conuec.icui and stone fleet WAS
fitted out br the s-snkens aud ORDERED
south TO assist ia making the b'ocka,Ie
effec.uai
Whom this feet got 70 the month o.
I the harber of sweet scented Charles ton. n
large portion Of the da,ned "'u'n>y thing
,aus. aal waie L.oekade Of that part efcr
na4g et!ecluaI.
England SAYS this is contrary to The
laws OF nature and the law Of nations. AMI
will make deman4 on our goycrnacat Ia
restore the pIafe secrelry Sgw.,p will
svear that the Thing uas not dane On pu,
possf
Then wlzt next
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Dated this 9TH day of January, A. D l8f
Circuit Court--N4nitoVoc County.

B.thuel b. Vincent, john II. ncen,. VII
liam U;urad, Dlyii IIimrod and David Sbi'k,
asaia-t Oba liah Il Plat The State of Wis
cur-in 10 the above named Defendant:
You arc hereby summo"ed 4 rtqGired to
answer the complaint in this action. which j.
filed III the oiae Of he ERIK cf the Circuit
Corr, county "f Nauitnwoc, ~ the Co-rt Uou-e
in M4aicowuc, AMI % sesve q c,py If your AZ :
swer { tie said Complaint or the subscriber at
my Office in the village Of Aaujtow0G within
twenty days If CT the service Of this summon:
on you, exclusive G! the day Of such servIve
and if yoa fail &c answer the SAID complaint with-
in the time aforesaid, the plaintiff. in -his az
ZION viii take IdgmenJ against you for the sum
OF Two !undrel and eighty one dollars and forty
FIVE cents, with interest from the l:th day Of
May, one thousand eight hundred aud Fifty nine
bg9Ies the casts Of this action.
Witness the Honorable David Taylor, Judge
Of the Circuit Court for said County Of Aarito-
voc, this 18th day Of December, in the year on
thousand eight hundred and sixty one
GEO. REED, Pit'fs Atty.
Dated January TO- 1862.
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TT We are ruioginc remarkably bear

EF We are enjoying remarkably beau
iifuI weather for this time of year, so
pleasant tha, orercoat~ and shawls are uF-
Necessary; and but Tor the fact that there
is very little snow on the ground, il would
he a fife opportunity for gar farmers to
bring in their surplus produce, 6c-
SIrighin- i, very good some distance from
The Like. but in the immediate vicinity
Of the village, the ground is entirely des-
liiute Of snow. Nevertheless there are
quite number Of teams from the coun-
try, laden with shingles and grain, in
town daily
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10y CD sS=---

E1- The foIto~ias from the London
Examiner, shows that the English Govern
meut IS determined too find cause for {.
war with America at any rate and now
that the MAsoS and SMDELL affair has
terminated in nothing serious, that paper
finds another pre,eXt:
"Supposing Ienaration to be made for
the Trent outrage, and the prisoners to be
restored safe from Lynch Law. which
seems to natural a sequence TO Wilkes
law, plH Il MT b. far The powns n Eu
rape n conSjdG whether The measures tie
No,M Is t"hjng ag1instfh So4fh are cans
>}ste"f 'riIh tie interests Of cimi@atiou =
/. il 10 be endured that tie Federal Gov
erument shall exc out the inehi -ary Of its
blockade hy the detes.ed means Of vessels
laden with stone TO be SUI !, 10 cuoke up
Southern po,t~ :"