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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-05
General order No, t3,
HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF INDIANA,
Jndiananolis March 3 AZ

HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF INDIANA,
indianapolis, March 3, 90,
Secret societies banded together by
treakOnable oaths exist in Indiana, and
have spread their. venom among soldiers
as we'll as citizens. l know the oaths, |
know the leaders. Such societies are
conspracies against the Government of
the United States and are hereby de-
nOunced as public enemies; to be dealt
with, in the case Of soldiers, to the ex-
treme of martial law and in the case of
citizens to the extent of civil law
warn soldiers against their influence.
call upon all good citizens to face them
down. That which assumes to direct
public action, and to control the will of
the soldiers, yet hides itself by night, and
dare not disclose its hand by day, is hos
tile to the very life and spirit of free in
stltutions, and must be rooted out.
All pretences that these societies are
dueiar>s5 to t-~~s-.t illegal arrests, VI 10
arm against nther- armed societies are
mere excuses No citizen who obevs
law, and faithfully maintains his coun-
trys honor, need look in vain to his
country for protection and vindication
of every right To look elsewhere, is of
itself disloyal and dsgraceful. On the
other hand the Government has no arms
for any secret order, and will only issue
them 70 those whose business is to main
tain her flag. There is no foundation in
current rumors to the contrary. l. is
time that such mischievous stores were
suppressed, or that those who repeat
them should report the facts at Head
quarters for examination, and the neces-
sary action.
resistance to the arrest of deserters is
one form in which these societies ope-
rate. But for every deserter shielded
some other man must take his place.
There are absentees from the army near
. ly or quite sufficient to bring this war to
a successful issue. Why win citizens
thus sym >athize with those who have
committed crime, which even among
heathens has been deemed most odious.
No loyal rejecting man will do it. But
the guilty must suffer the penalty.
Patiently and camly l have watched
these movements | have known men of
seeming responsibility to visit these
lodges. | hoped that few bad men
alone participated. Now | know that
well disposed people in the country have
been brought into the meshes of the
scheme, and already the Morgan county
eases have brought conviction and pun
ishment.
Soldiers, avoid the snare It is mere
fatal to you than the bullet 1t strikes at
your honor, which is dearer than life
Citizens, do not permit false men to
bring YOU to.take oaths shat know any 9th
er bond Of union than Your country, and
your whole country Rise above all OBJ
legations save those of citizens of the
Great Republic, and you shall soon be
again a united people, and practical
permanent peace shall be the result of
the vigorous prosecution of the war and
the triumph OF your arms.
HENRY b. CARRINGToN,
Col. 18th S Infantrx,
a Commanding Post.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

EVANSVILLE, March T.
bNs mds Mackey, Henning Il co; car loads
hay, Cochran, Gaif Co; 20 bx- lin plate Briuk-
meyer { 20; u bxs tin plate, Scantlin q Co; =
bales, box, / c 60; - pkgs writing
fluid, lehman: box mcr hands, Femdrch
d Bros box vanuring, Imbush Co: 8 boxes
ndS, Dbl, A Refs; | car load poultry, John Bart
Lit; bbls eggs, Heary Judah; box ms, Wells,
Kellogg It Co; II bxs sar,lines, 81 bXs pick les, n
bbS fish, Ii bbls -four 10 hhds SUGAR, "a X feath-
ers, sacks uit, Preston Bros; - hhds sugar. 25
bbls sug n bags rice, 2 ks groceries, > bags
spice, 4 G. Hort Il Co; 80 bhis whisky, so bbls
'ur, I Mho''er; 80 half bhs fish, bbls fish,
8 or bbls fish 20 bbls whi.ky. Bement u Veile;
bxs' bales goods, ii Maghee & Co; / cask,
bols COW bells, bxs scytlIes, - Sontag & 60;
h6's whisky, j Vcnnrnian; 81 bxs bunts, p
SemohIh; bbis sugar, ibis apples, 2 hags coffee,
keg undries, Crane, Brown Il co.
---- A. L. SHEADER, Agent
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yiding for keeping in repair a lock and

yiding for keeping in repair lock and
dam of the Wabash and Erie Canal; and
to apportion 10 Newton County its pro-
portion of the Congressional Township
Fund of Jasper County, were passed.
Also, Senate bills to change the time of
holding the Common Pleas Courts in
Whitley County; amending the law regu-
lating the Northern prison; granting the
use of the Jefersonville prison to the
United States for the purpose of conGn-
ing criminals; and creating the 18th Ju-
dicial Circuit, composed of Elkhart, La
grange, Steuben, DeKalb, Noble, and
kosciusko counties. A bill to enforce
the 18th article, excluding negroes from
the State, was amended, after considera-
bic debate, and then engrossed
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RIVER NEWS.

The river is again rising here and
promises to come up rapidly. 1t is still
rising at Cincinnati.
There was quite lively business
done on the leyee yesterday
The Charley Bowen arrived during
Tuesday night, and took large lot of
freight on boaId. She left about three
clock, giving large crowd which had
gathered on Water street sample of her
speed. Her time from the first revolu-
ton of her wheel, after she had strasght-
ened bow down; around the point, was
just six minutes.
The Armada, also took a good trip
and great many people, She waited I'M
til the arrival of the Big Grey Eagle,
which contributed largely to her trip.
She rounded the point in g. minutrs
The following boats passed down yes
terday: Emma No. 2, Diamond, Jewess,
Schuyler and Lady Pike.
The propeller Buffalo, arrived here
yesterday out ofthe Wabash, with car
go of PORK and lard
The Big Grey Eagle arrived about 81
o'clock, with a booming trip: and proceed
ed to Henderson. She returned to Lou
isvilie last night
Passengers going up or down to-day
will be fortunate indeed. The neatest
sailing craft on the river, the Little Grey
Eagle, with the inimitable Hutsinpiller
on deck and Mr. Banksmith in the office,
will be the packet for Henderson and
Louisville.
The proud and defiant Cairo packet,
Courier, the Aeetest of the Cairo line,
with Capt. Gus. Lemcke the most popu-
lar officer on the river, on her hurricane,
and with Mr.. Vaughn and Mr. Kerchwal
in the Office will be the indispensable
packet for Cairo and all way points.
We hear it rumored that the Curlew
has been seized at Island No. 10, by the
Government officials, in consequence of
having had contraband goods aboard.
Capt John B. nall vas in command.
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.av ,.yJUvIUu LOVERS.

Nc 40 .-,AHa- tho -fello--i-.5-to the
careful perusal of peace sneaks, who
are urging the government to sur
render to the rebels, and who have
been crawling like slaves to the feet
OF the traitors and begging them to
oe their masters. When these filthy
traitors of the Confederacy, clothed in
rags and vermln, declare that they twill
listen to the suppliants of peace, but
would hold their noses while they listen"
they must have contemplate opinion,
indeed, of the peace Democracy.
Have this peace Democracy not the
slightest sense of shame or selfrespect,
that they will still cringe and crawl in the
dirt and filth, at the feet of these trait
ors who thus faunt and scorr. ard degrade
them. Read the following from the New
York Post, and then if you are not more
debased and groveling than the most
imbecile Caifrarian, cease your groveling
and assume at least show of manhood:
1t was thought very severe saving in
the Eceniag Post when it told the peace
Democrats some weeks ago that the reb-
els would spit upon them and kick them
into the kennel, but the truth Of It has
been proved by experience The para
graph we quoted Yesterday from the
Richmond inquirer, which said the reb-
els would listen 70 the suppliants of
peace, but ''hold their. noses all the
while, was only one sample of the uni
versal disgust and contempt expressed
for the northern sycophants.
We might add dozen other instances
if we had space, but must content our
selves with merely two. Speaking of
Sunset Cox recent pro-slavery speech
IN Congress, the Enquirer observes that
Hon. Mr.. Cox, democrat from Ohio,
is wooing South Carolina, who appears
to be an old flame of his, and it declares
that such melody as the music of Cox
might ''meit the heart of palmetto log"
but ''the frail creature is coy" But
after poking its sly fun at poor Cox in
this way, the rebel editor proceeds to call
him a thief 1t says:
The seductive song of the impassion-
ed swain means, Help us, Caroline, to
Democratic ticket fornext Congress, and
you shall hare part Of the stcalings.
Have we not always, oh, child of the sun!
lived and loved and stolen together :?
How oft have our hands met in the peck
ct OF the same innocent public and fordly
pressed one anotherl Without our dear
South tie Democrats can pluHder no
more Without thee that once unterri-
fed party pines in isolation and despair;
it is one blade of pair OF scissors, it is
the half OF hook and eyei So sings the
swan of Ohio Will Caroline hearken to
the gay seducer?
The same copy of the Enquirer abuses
Mr. John Van Buren,, whom it STYLES
''this Yankee, who has been regarded as
one OF the Peace party at the North =
thus classifying Mr. Van Buren,
among the rabid Yankees When the
rebels shall hear of Mr.. Van Buren's
latest somersaults, they will even call
him, we fear, an Abolitionist Vallan-
dighau, their principal Northern tool,
has already denounced the World by that
name.
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Rs Of the many improvements made
in artificial teeth in the last few years
we would mention favorably the India
rubber and Continuous Gum-the rub
Der possessing many advantages over
the gold and silver plates. ANY person
doubtful of the quality of the work can
test it at the expense of Dr.. Fleager,
who is as yet the only legally authorized
agent for the rubber in this section of
country. Rooms next Bittrolff S, Main
Street
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E@ As an evidence of public opinion
in New York relative to the Banking
Association and Uniform Currency Bill, 4"
the american Railroad Journal state s
that an association of capitalists has so
far assumed shape in that city as to have
presented itself in the form of bank,
with capital of s3O,O0Q00O A leading
hardmoney banker and President of a
leading State institution has been offered
the Presidency.
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BURIAL OF BRAVE BoY-The body of
Corporal JoHN RIGGs, son of William
Riggs, of German Township, reached our
city yesterday on the steamer Grey Eagle.
Corporal Riggs was member of compa-
ny A, 42d Regiment Indiana Volunteers,
and fell, CALAMITY fighting the enemies
OF MS country, at the battle of Perryyille,
Kentucky.
The funeral will take place from the
residence of his father. on Friday, the
9th inst, at II o'clock. The funeral SER
vices will be held in the church in String
town, at half past one o'clock. The
friends of the deceased are cordially in-
vited to attend. Every genuine Union
man"-remarked the patriotic father
while his eyes filed with tears" that
can possibly attend, would like to see
present" -
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NOTICE.

J. " Mills Co. PIaintilfs against Steamboat
Thistle and owners, defendants petition to attach
meat.
j. Emaruel Plaintiffs against Steamboat Thistle
and owners, defendants petition and attachment.
by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IN
ID the above causes, directed 10 the Sheriff Of
Lexington connty Kentucky, will, the 2nth
day of March next, at the corner of the Branch
Bank of Southern Kentucky, situated on thu cor
ner of Main I'D Wafer Streets. expose to sale at
public auction, credit of three aud SIX months
with interest from date, The steamboat Thistle, her
engines, furniture and tackle.
Bond with approved security in the nature Of
sale bond at law upon which eIecuii ion may
issue at maturity will be required of tho purcha-
ser.
Given under nv hand as Sheriff If said County
this 9th daF of February, 1868
THEODORE THOMPSON, s. L. c.
by J. {. HODGE, D'pty s.
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DIED.

In Evansville, Ind, February 1, 1868, after
short illness Laura BELLE, daughter of Wv
and Lue +. Hinkle, aged four years and nineteen
days.
We bid thee adieu, our dear little Laura With
fond delight We looked upon the exquisite beauty
OF thy frai and lovely form, charmed 10y the bright
and sparkling gems of thy infant mind our fond
fancy painted thee goriouzly in the futurc-all
that is lovely in woman. But thou art gone from
us we saw thee fade, droop aud die, as earih's
fairest and oveiiest flowers die only to he trans
planted i'll more congeniel cline. There thy
glorious growth will be unchecked, unmarried 10y
the fros,s, the blghts of earth Newin love to
cherish thy memory
Truly, inscrutabie and past finding out are thy
ways, oh God. Thou gyest and thou lakest away
blessed lie thy forever. We murmer not
In silent humility we bow down at Thy feet
Fond parents, weep not
That the cold, cold grave yawns to receive her,
Or thai beneath the damp sod she now lies
ThouGh-i4'o-= ItIle arms t4lash have UIlen
SINH s,rr,S, tl,-e,yrt
or ali grieve not, for he sp.r I is free
ree from All care, from all sunerin. free
Shuu"ef hot at The grave. for where, where is
victory, since Christ our Lord, himself
Lay TIA -r-?
Deemest not while thou gazest on tho
Faueu beauty, The sunken + aIures
Ana liIeless form Oi thy darling child, that
Iealh hath ought tV4ctory 10 claim
IMpk, fond mother, Of thine exalted child
A link twiAt thee and Heaven; aud that cen
Inc mouldering body when she last trump
Shal souhd the hnell OF time, ana summons
eartn
To deliver up all within it, shall
Come or h, beauliiird and gioriied to
Hieet III eternal, immortal union
Its long separated spirit,
And thou,
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From the Indianapolis Journal.
Legislative Summary.
INDIANAPOLIS, March

INDIANAPOLIS, March 3.
SENATE-ln the forenoon bills were
passed recognizing the Benevolent In
sututions; appointing an Auditing Com
mittee to audit claims for the expenses
Of the Indiana Legion and other troops
called out in defence of the Ohio River
border; providing for the prompt pay
ment OF Indiana officers and soldiers;
and empowering County Surveyors to
administer oaths to road-yiewers. Also,
a JOINT resolution relating to the enlist
ment and arming Of negroes.
In the afternoon the House bill pro-
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL,
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, March 3.-The Memphis Buk
letin, Of Saturday, says we have report
confidently believed in we'll informed
circles below, that the rebels are evacu-
ating Vicksburg
The gunboat Carondelet, and five
others, is reported as having reached the
Tallahatchie river by way of Yazoo Pass.
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WANTED. A comfortable dwelling
suitable for small family, in pleasant
part of the city, and convenient to the
Post office. Any person having such a
house to rent can find prompt paying
and permanent tenant BY applying at
this office. diff
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MCBRIDE & WHITTLEsEY are still pro
curing back pay for discharged soldiers.
Pensions and Bounties for soldiers and
widows under the acts of Congress of
1861 and 1862 Their terms are low.
Give them a call Their office is on
Third street, below the Crescent City
Hall. febl4-ly
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Bounties, Pensions and Eack Pay.
JOHN TENNIS is authorized by
Government to procure invalid pensions
pensions and bounty certificates for de-
ceased soldiers widows or legal heirs
Collects resigned officers pay accounts,
discharged soldiers pay accounts and
other Government vouchers.
Office, Post office building First street
Evansville. Jan. 26-ly.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE WALK
Feb. Is, Is 3.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the CITY of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of
lots, fronting on or adjoining the northeast side
Of NTH street, from Vine TO Division streets
in said City cause the side walks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
side walk of Glass No. 2 10 be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
order P. BURKE, Clerk.
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Notice.
COMMON COUNCIL CHAMBER.
EYansYilln. ErhrnarY y. ISh3

COMMON COUNCIL CHAMBER.
Evansville, February %, 1853
A T A MEETING OF THE COMMON COUN-
Gill; held this day, it was ordered that pu6lic
notice be given of the intention of the Coun ell to
cause the following SIR cts to be improved: that
is, either Bouldercd Mac;idmzed, viz:
First Street, from LOCUST to Vine.
Second Street, from Locust to sycamore.
Third Street, from Locust to sycamore
Fourth Street from Locust TO Main.
Owners of real estate abutting on said Streets
are requested 10 Indicate to the Council the kind
Of improvement which they woud pref.r
March3. ". BAhER, Mayor.
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B@- The determination of the CITY
Council to boulder or macadamize sew
eral of the streets of the city will, or
ought to meet the hearty approval of our
citizens. The condition of the streets,
especially those running parallel with
the river, for several weeks past has been
a powerful appeal to the Council to order
their permanent Improvement, and to
the people to approve the order.
The order is now made, aud only
awaits the determination of the people as
to which method of Improvement shall
be adopted. This is a question which
should be carefully considered before a
decision is made. 1t should not be de
termined with reference to the present
or prime expense, but strictly in accord
ance with the permanent interests of the
city. Let the matter be carefully con-
sidered, and wise decision made.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE WALK.

Feb rs, So And now it is hereby ordered
ana directed by the Common Council of the CITY
OF Evansville, that the owners of all lot or parts
OF lots, fronting ON adjoining the south side
OF Third street, from Goedsell TO Leet Street,
IN said city, cause the side v-,lks thereon to be
brought 10 the proper grade. and that they cause
q side walk of Glass No : TO be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication
of thu order. p BTREE CI.rt
Clerk Office, March 5, 1868.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

oRDEk FOR BRICK SIDE WALK
Feb. %, lSj3.-Aud now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, that the owners of all ors or paris of
lots, fronting on or adjoining the south side of
toart street from Clark to Second avenua in said
City, cause the side wal Is thereon 10 he reUaired
within thirty days from the publication of this or
der p. BURKE Clerk.
Clerks Office, Feb o. 1863.
COTTON YARN BAGS, zoos and COOS
" for sale by S. E. GILBERT CO., -
decll No. 4, Sycamore Street.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDE WALK.

Feb. IS, is63.-And now-it is hereby ordered and
erected by the Common Council of the CITY of
EvansvIlle that the owners of all lots or parts of
lots fronting Oh or adjoining the southeast side
OF Mulberry street, from hi d to Fourth street in
said City, cause the side walks thereon To he
brought 10 the proper or dc, and hat they cause
side walk of Glass No z to belaid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of his
order. P. BURKE Clerk
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
oRDER FoR A FLANK SIDE xAIk.

71AI'1114 I1Is \ FLANK SUE : ALA.
Feb Is, S63.-And now it is hereby ordered
ana directed by the Common Couucn of the CITY of
evansville, thst the owners of all lots or parts of
lots fronting on or adjoining the south west side of
ihlrd street from Gum TO Cuwan street in said
city cause the side walks thereon TO he brought to
1me proper grade and hat they a side walk of
Class No. to be laid down thereon within tltirtv
days from the publication of this order.
BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office March 5, 1853.
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BY Lieut. Col Jones, of the SD In
diana, the man for whom the Honest
Abe used to manufacture rails, came
down on the Big Grey Eagle yesterday,
and proceeded on the Armada, en- route
to his regiment.
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Evansville & Cairo Packet.
MILL merry.

Cloaks, Mantillas, & Dressmaking.
EGRS. ELIZA SPIEGELBERG, WHO HAS
NJ just returned fium louisville, has re opened
her Old stand First Street, between Mais and
Locust, where she will he lsrppy to wait upon her
old friends az pa rans again.
She has engaged the assistance nf one of the best
DTessmak rs Of Louisville who guarantees every
Dress she makes 10 tit to perfection.
Mrs Spie2rlbeIg also has bought a large as
soriment of Silks Head Dresses, Hair Braids and
Curtis, iadAs Pocket handkerchief of every styIe
and a great mahy other articles for the csyuve-
ni"nce o. the Ladies Of Evansville aud vicinity too
numerous to mention
he best Sewing Machines of Grover & Bakers
manuiaciory ioT faHiily use, for sale bv
Mrs. ELIZA SPIEGELBERG
No Is First Street bet Main and second
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NOTICE..

COMMON COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville, February IS, 1863.
ORDERED THAT BIDS BE RECEIVED IN
~ til Saturday, March 7th, Is 3, for furnishing
four horses, harness, etc, aud hauling the steam
Fire Ei giBe for one year from March 10, 1868.
stable Will lie furnished free of rent Bidders
can inform themselves of the service which they
will be required to perform by application at this
Office p. BURKE, Clerk.
March
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G@S- Cook & Rice, of this city, have
purchased the brewery at Tell City, and
are removing the machinery and mate
rial to this city.
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For Sale,

1000 snTLs so WILT a1 l SdSHh ast Il.
thing for seed, in barrels and in sacks, on hand
and TO arrive, and for sal' by
cox HUMPHREY,
mar3 Upper Wharf Boat.
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Sa~ Warrens Band returned by the
Big Grey Eagle, and attracted much
attention and admiration by their excel
lent music while the Eagle lay here
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z rms for Rent.

wO GOOD FARMS, CONTAINING EACH
out IS fcres unfer cultivation, tns TWO
miles from the city ard the oil er three and half
lies For particulars apply
feb12 NICKERY BROS,
re. s2 Main Street
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

oADkK FOB PLANK SIDE WALK.
FEB. y, 1SG3.-And now il is hereby ord cred
and directed Ivy the Common Council of the City
OF evansville, hat the owners of all lots or parts
Of lots fronting Joining tue northeast side OF
Ninth street, frem Sycamore to Vine street, in
SAID City, cause the said side walks thereon TO be
Drought 10 the proper grade, and that they cause
side walk Of Glass No 2, with ii wooden curb to be
laid down thereon within thirty days fros the
puOllcaIion.of this order. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks Office, March ), 1853