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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-04
-OFFICTAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session Of the Thirty
iSe0eath Congress

TPUBLIc-No. 26.1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-04
Prepared by DR.. J C. AVER & Gu
= Lowell. Mass.

Sole wbolesais and Retail Agents in Evansville
! KELLER & WHITE; BIERBOWEk PlEhcE
~ IlEss LElCH 4 OARLSTADT;
/ and far sale hV all dealers and wholesale agents
Janasq Is6I-1y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-04

MyEOVR.-Whire Wheat end Buekwhest
Mt Flour in any size bags required at lowest
-arAat rates at VICKgRY'S e.
ian14 -... . No. 81 Main st
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INSURANCE.
Ins ura nee Age ncY.
ALLEN c. HALLOCK

ONDERWRITER AND GENERAL INSURANOH
AGENT,
fk&6 81 K XIV tF tee5 esiR reEA4K sPuBLI0
I'm the O,,ssafyy on TnEand and Firs Risks He viii
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He win attend 60 the Adjustment of Lcsse
of every description under policies from othel
ayeneias and attend to the settlement of ali mat
ters connected with INSURANCE, for parties ms
terssLed. His long experience as an INSURANCE
AGENT, has made him familiar With all subjects
connected with Insurance.
n9- Ofice on First Street. opp. Post once.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-04

MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF sTEA NJ
: I-s-ek ENGINES AND BOILERS,
saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills
sThrastng Machines, &C.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-04
METALS BOUGHT.

DRT-ME LE9F E1aREs--5t tiercss prime
;.as Lard at S1s0 per p0Oh0' ." q. A. COOKS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-04

a.T.GR IND T.ALLO " C.zJVrD 4 y o.
AZ % hores Hin q Co. extra tallow Cand lesi
rs do Emery & Son. 6's Star Oandi es'
s-rs IS do a- do rs do do'
Al -. : IjansI 3 aH 81 Il. A. COOKS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-04
AGENCY or TIE
United States Life Insurance.

no. 40 WhIL HttestI NO" AVIhs
Ios p. oorLrss, Prest. JHo. EADn, seo'y.
Cnsh Capital 100000. Total eash Asssts
in 1860, $500, 600.
ANNUAL IHCREASE OVER S2OO,0O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
The YanEee Calculation.

Mr. Russell in his letter long ago as the 4th OF DC
tober wrote that the grand scheme of the Yankees was
to open a cotton port. ShsTman's expedition to Port
RoysI had that object in view. "They ths Yankees do
no. believe in the loyalty Of the South or in their fer
vent Oatbs that they will give bale of cotton to
the Yankees They hold that cotton is king, and will
rule in spite Of recent experience And So If they can
bu. get port they eve cotton will come there, and
that the temptation Of higher prices than were ever
known will induce them TO send their cotton there for
expectation Then again. there is the theory that IN
reality an immense proportion of the citizens in every
State, except South Carolina, are in hart Union men,
and that therefore, they will aock in myriads, cotton
laden, to the arms of their deliverers."
The truth Of this expectation has been demonstrated
90 far BY the reception which the marauders have every
Ebere met on our coast They have not got pound
which thew did not seize before it could be destroyed
Hu; their tales impcsad on Mr. Russell, and no douo'
upon the people Of England.
We are admopished by all this Of the Importance oil
taking Instant action for the certain destruction OF the
precious staple and the ba ug Of the plunderpg foe
While our Congress ia celebrating the golden opPor-
unity NAV be lost We have time now TO weigh and
aoprass AID dwell on small matters The essential point
ia 70 ensure the destruction Of cotton before falls
into the enemy's hands.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
Fall In!

We pabRsh this morning, the card Of Aessrs. John
L. EubAuk and Walter G. Turpin, announcing that they
hive authority to raise Company of Light Artillery,
% be armed and mustered in Whou; delay and TO serve
three years or for the war This is the last volunteer
company that will be allowed to be formed in this State
until all the old companies filed up, the Legislature
bl,iag yesterday So determined. Recruits will receive
bounty Of $50 and the usual clothing The oPportu'
nifty is one that persons desiring to enter the service and
esscsly such - seek to avoid the draft should not
neglect We need hardly add Of gentlemen so well
known IS those who have authority to raise this CON-
pluy, that they have every qualification needed in off,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
ThA WAY.

The telegraph informs us of some movement" III
Tennessee the effects of which we are not able 70 Ap
preciats. We hope Gen. Johrs.one falling olck H0m
Murfressboro' may result 10 good.
The Northern papers report the evacuation OF OOum
bus but the Memphis papers Of the l'tcoa'An o0'uns
to warrant the report. Battles expected &" NC"
Madrid and in Arkansas.
is rumored very currently that the enemy have cross
ed the Potomac at HHpers Ferry in considerable force
and that Banks End Mcclellan both at ChariestoWn
and that another column Of some 1000 has crossed
higher up, near Martns5urg. We know not the truth
Of the report-tho Il probabe-as that is one Of the
routes BY which the enemy propose aank Manassas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

uOOoh VI DEbbuhlbo.
WEDNESDAY, March 8, 1852.
The House was called to order q, IL o'clock by the
Speaker and was opened with prayer by the Rsv. Mr.
Solomon Of the Baptist Church
AN ACT OF INCORPORATION.
House bill to incorporate the Life Insurance Com
pany with an amendment, received from the Senate
aAd the amendment concurred in
RESOLUTIONS or INQUIRY.
BY Mr.. SHEFFEY-of authorizing the Board OF Pub
lie Works to rebuild the bridge Of the Jackson River
Turnpike Company, near "WocdsEards," in Allegheny
c'unty.
By Mr.. MCDONALD, of wyomng-of reporting a
bill giving longer time for the collection Of revenue to
the sheriff, of Wyoming, Logan, Boone and other coun
ties occupied by Federi troops.
BY Mr.. R0WAN-ThSta committee OF five be appoint.
ed by the Chair to que into the eIpediercy Of report
ing bill amending the charter Of the town Of Union in
the county Of Monroe.
The Chair appointed hessrs. Rowan, Mathews, Jor.
dan, James and Pitmsr.
By Mr. FL00D-That the Committee on Military III.
fairs be instructed 10 report whether counties which have
recently furnished companies Of volunteers for twelve
months which have been mustered into service under
n act Of Cong cs will be entitled to credit for the
n furnishing their quota under the act OF the 10 Ct
february last. to rafe troops to NEE. the r6qu.tion
Virginia by the President Of the Confederate Sstes
JOINT KEsOLUrIOS IN RESPECT TO yIRGIsIAs QUOTA CT
IBk CoSFEDkRArE ARMY.
The Joint resolution from the Senate, declaring thu
true intent and meaning Of the i;ary BILL (publish
In the poo edngs OF tuesday, came up as the unHL-
ished 6usucI, and Mr.. MCDONALD, Of Hampshire, be.
Ing entitled to the ,or resumed his otsctors to the
same Before opening the discussion, on motion Of Mr..
BARBOUR the second resolution, authorizing the Gov
srnor to seud gers to Ascertain the condition OF
Virginia companies 10 service, aud to which Mr. b.
hop;d there would b, obi c!ion, was taken up and
was concTrred ir.
M MCDONALD concluded bis argument against the
res buttons, Chiefly contending that there was entire
harmony between the military Law Of the General Az
sembly and the Ac. Of Congress on the subject OF vol
urt.srs and that the former body SHOULD rot interfere
with the Secretary OF War In executing said act oil Con
gress.
Mr.. HUNTER had proceeded some length with an
argument in favor OF the resolution, when he srded to
| the probabls mach OF the enemy on Winchester -
Hereupou, Mr.. NE YT0N moved that the HVuse rsolVe
Itself into s'cret sets on.
| This molten warmly Opposed by hetsrs. GREEN
and RvES who thought that, unless when mattsrs Of
prayer import than rumors, which everybody
knew were to BE- cor siiered the public had right to
know what their representatives were doiDg-especiay
when they discussing resolution to crush out the
spirit of volunteering.
The motion, sn a count, was cec, bat immedi
ately after was renewed nv NJ. ROBERTSON, OF Rich
mord and carried Toe House then resolved itself into
secret ssio0 continuing therein until the hour Of ad
journmsnt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
A SUGGESTION.

To the Editor of hs Whis:
Ias,ead of calling for negroes work on Notifications
from tue interior OF the State where their labor may be
useful ard essential to the support of The country would
lot be better to Oaltem from the frontiers, where
they are exposed SEIZURE and where their masters
would be glad for the Government to take them off their
hands, WORD 20 TIE WISE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY,, March oh, 1852.

WkDhksDAfI MsIUH O'u, Iou-'
The Senate was called TO order at IL o'clock by the
President, and opened with prayer By Rev Dr. Jeter.
Senate Bill, entitled act to protect loyal citizens
whose property may be sold BY officers under illegal pre-
cess, with the amendment Of the House Of Delegates,
was taken up and the amendmen: agreed to-
House joint resolution, urging the Governor TO &C.
cept light infantry company from Mdd!eseI county,
was laid on the table.
The Senate adopted resolution to meet hereafter al
~ o'clock each day during the remainder OF the session
ThS Senate then went into secret session TO consider
the Executive communication relative to military de-
fences.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

Col. J. B. JOHNSON, brother Of Senator johnson of
was the officer ed by the Railroad accident
near huEiresboro, on Saturday nigh. last.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06


CHAELEsrpH AND SAVANNAH We Ars gratif,d TO
Lara from high military authority, says the Charleston
CJgrisr that there is foundation for the alarming
mora which have been in this city for several days
aud that there is no cause present for sporehen
SION Our brave uise-h'sded ard wise-hesried General
Rober. T. Lee authorized to say feels every
surSDce Of bis ability 10 defend Chirlesoa * i, s. any
oree noE a, the dspoIl OF the enemy, il Our people
will bu; rally with proper spirit, to thesAndArd of their
invaded country confidence, Is also entertained that
mo enemy do not mediate any immediate assault 90
ci,y,hey BE- largely reinforced before they dare
az ack
A soon as the mli:Sry organization, nov in progress,
shall have been completed, five thousand addtioz al
roops will be raised for the war.
We are further grAfed to be able to cay, author
ty that our cherished AID generous sister city Savannah
j1ys prospect, every whit favourable our OWL
aud ha. 1s ia able repel three times the hostile force
no Ar.yed against her but polite to strike without
a certainty Of victory.
Let our psops then be OF good cheer, but still let
them grid on and bu-nisA their Armor for bails-1boVe
IL s: them trus. in God, and keep ready and
oar powder dry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
NOTICE
SMALL NOTES,

TEJHE Notes g. X. rA Ven win be redeeue In rAnksb.e
hnd, a. mis- place Of b. No. Exch lnge IiOei, daily
except days, between thea sof 10 ana IL oeoeE.
VIII Cps Ia day two, superior stock OF Havana Cigars
CSng Tobacco sartlass Pepper Sauce oAiuP Ae wh Oh
vi sell al reasonable prices o 4. BNOhhA,
mh6-s.s No, Exchange BLOCK, Pearl street,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
ADJUrAsr q MEALS oTrroE,

In pursuance Of the provpns OF act Of the q
bly, entitled act 70 conaisse eoTs enctuay TO col!
lec the Jubc Of The htAe and Coafs eae states pass
February 1854 eoPy Of which neIed htrt The
shsf and sergeant ofihe several COUNTIES md e1porssn'
required forthwith 10 collect the public o. ihs
eate 70 DO collected and returned according ~ the peN rs
Of the aet,recited.
No peuon equlre the right Of property To public arms By
purchase possession ohsrwae therefore, ali such el ms il
be d regarded
that he may be does eorhd y
upon the pAtrousm OF the ON who called
render import publ Vice unts most prs Pub
rgsncy and doubts that will be rendered vita
tItuds and energy.
By command
I'm RICHARDSON, A O.
A copy the Act sent TO each er,s-.
The arms not iyertd At m once, usl be de ICd Col
Oh Dmnoek Colonel OF Ordnance bat not other oees
nhs 81 Wa IL RCHlRDsoN, Ae.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
srls FlrgI "a, llo soI,rauslt ,al,. P l,..

Ran TIE RLOCEADL-The Augls.a 6oastisutiOHaIiIt
of The &c inst that vessel ran the blockade aud
reached FsrnAndins, FOrds, few days since, having
board large quantity Of munitions of war for the
OynlsdeIA.e States. Good again
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

CBUsHR SUGAR, &c. 90 BblI CRUSHED sugar. 10
~ ord HamA 10 Boxes sa earstIL Also IEvoee Ct Fla.
Grocs les ftom one ofAe Virginia sp gss for sale BY
milo EDM0NI. DAvEHPosT On.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

n BuDs NEW 0RLsAss 80 Az rsesivias ami tor by
lU nhs-lw DUNLOP, hoEoURE %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
VA. CRNTRAL RAILROAD.


NOTICE Is hereby given Ia, Passports Will be required
~ al persors leaving ihnetd by the " e. r. 4 No tK.ep
vi gate however vel bnoEn the person Ters
be 10 tie o1icers OF the road
Coadd,rs 10 OF a. TIE trs station,
nay ths without Geks Sitl ffte lCk
unless he 9 Passport
Soldiers under order are alone excepted.
nhS IL II. ID WEITo0hs, Genr Sept
VAL ABLE IKON PhOPRR rY Fur sa, y.
We offer for sale pysey the Iron property known tie
Her roa WORKS situated IA the couns, Ct Rocking
Port Re1ubic Virginia 10 miles defiant from the WrsaiA Oe,
rllroad This property contains about 900 Of land
large on covered with tb satsbls fo eoLng puro
The Fdrnaee Is OF TIE beat constitution, With both
power nd hrsrats engine attached The banks be level
be inexi AuIble nen the "a and
quality Of sis0e for making he most valuable lro TIE
stia ed III soutI River hiss Of the pJE-
apas Of making sny desired qas n,y Of Iron.
On the prsrt-i there God GSt and Saw NIL eonortass
DIV ling HOUSES AL oec-arg Out Houses all convenient and
good sya prose ~ been ia'ed for lime and he
sIeeI putting III. vorfs In operation But snIouy
to close rness, 70 SELL and
arrangement with tn. essee 70 turn purhss
hands stock thai Fave been hired and purchased
able TERM. that purchaser tn. ADVANTAGE q
real rng the present advanced prize Of Iron To bunes man.
vhse means We know Of batter opportunity o; nazes
money. ..
Tern, most reasonable and accommodating oinorrsron al.
dress Bspja,n Crawford sau.ton Va Joha Lewis Pos
RepubEc, Virginia "
Itnq-qm JngEpH SMITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
Th, Rs.pan.IbIIlII-Ihe CrI.I..

The expiration OF the Provisional Congress is con
srued to remove the ureaoa Of secrecy hom its pro-
eeedingL Pro6,irg by Information thus obtained, the
Charleston Mercury makes the following development
f1rg upon the President and his Cabinet the entire
sVOnsbty for all The disasters tha have beisllen Us
ald Tor TIE state Of unpseplrednes whatever it be- in
which the country 5 81 present Such want Of fore
csst-cAI,s aloud for charge and reform icsans and
thorough.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

OCORRESPONDENTS.
- Lssrt 5ssasss Hai % addressed 70 Editor o.
~ SAlg."
a,,ss ,,is o.. 800 side orAs paper ell nos % PsbA
az T q long ssEsinC, o. Y q % toton 70 az
81 soiE - departed , ObudrY HottcSs - 49,
> ssyas s,ass cAsrysd J0r a. advertisements.
~ VI eaaa0i sdsrtts rsrR rejected ooHsHunIcItt0A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06

II EEOSIN OLA imau 10, jut 10 hand asd ale
IN by W Pg1E ls0H 4 o., Dugyiua nhS
~ ETs.-Jun received $50 clsret II arerens
~ hrspds CRAM M 9rIrhsnse Rinot. Tab Rccs
C0RK s.-A very large lot Of qt and eeui or
" jan2l DoVkh ~
SOAP mAKERs.-aOoo.lb s Bod. Lsss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
A NOBLE EXAMPLE.

Amidst the foies aud sanguinsry Of the Re-
pubicans of the French Revolution Il is impossible not
70 admire the energetic measures adopted Sgainst the
foreign enemy. Europe had combined the side Of
ROYALTY. France was msnaoed every side by their
vel trained armies under leaders OF reputation and eI
peri.roe Her people divided her ports block
.isd-yet the preparations the part Of the Frereh
we're such no age country had before witness
d. Toe capital and every city in the empire, became
A. orce an arseaa and workshop for the armies. Tee
Asguas for the want of he precious metals
circulated in the name Of the nation They exhausted
the treasures Of many of the crowned heads Of Europe
All Frenohmen, by solemn decree, declared to be
a, the service Of the country until the invaders
driven from the soil Of Frarce Toe young men marched
:, meet the foe-the ca forged arms and provided
proysocs-the women fabricated tents aud clothes aud
amended the hospAls-he children made lint to dress
the wounds of the patricia At the very moment that
ne idea Of nations rising zen mass" ridiculsd
throughout Europe ii, Convention under the direction
o, Carnot had created eleven distinct armies Nov for
he result Of this un11lmplei 'nergy and patriotism.
The British historian Of TIT ime informs Us that in
sven,een months the French gained tVentyseven
general battles had been victorious in hu decd and
-en.y.seven actions, and had tksn one hundred and
sixteen strong cities and fortified places These successes
we're obtained over the beat disciplined armies in Eu-
rope, ea:ed With their past truu pss Wsrrke ene
M g. aud commanded by generals Of great experience
and ms, dazzling reputation, while the armies of the
Republic consisted Of officers and soldiers few Of when
bad seen service and commanded BY generals hitherto
Wihou; renoWn.
Not content with driving every enemy from her soil
he population Of the conquered counrie, which France
acquired from her enemies estimated to amount to
.srtceu millions Of souls This period Of French hsto
~ q rds Us an instructive example They cOnended for
an absurd abstrlcoa-We for a vital reality. Thei,
watchuord liberty, fraternity equalityOurs liberty
guAted BY law. Tney fought and coaqusred world 10
arms for glory-We stand irresoute and respondent
Sheu single nation threatens with sutlgaioD, and
our homes aud household gods With plumber and polu
ion lie. US emulate the herOisn Of the French.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-06
nUPMAN,s sSIRT DEPOT.

CUBA CORYs8-l0obigs Cuba Coffee, receiving for
~ sale. lGhtl BACON 4BAsKEkvILl.
INOR RENT.-At so story brick bvieing on 7h street. be.
lay and haishA has large yard attached aud
Is admirably slited for odgog ooms for y Ssg men.
Euquire at BIeF Ri PoRTEks
uh6-u Csblne. Warerooms, coz. lS.h and Frark. SIS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15
Clerk ef Steamer Ctd'to't.
Bilious Disorders - Liver Complaints.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15

Dyspepsia, Impurity OF tho Blood.
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Vol TX. NO 5. l NEW SERIES.
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DR. REo'BT voE'E|1 q THOMPSON r ON ON,
SURGEON 81 Phvsicians 10

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As a Family Physic.

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