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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-27
Telegraphic Communication with
Carlisle Interrupted.

PHILADELPHIA, June 26-1 P. NJ
The telegraph TO Carlisle b as not been
working for several hours.
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DEPARTURES

The river commenced swelling yester-
day and up to dark last evening had
risen about 2 inches Whether the rise
will amount to any thing remains to be
seen depending on the extent of the
heavy rains of Thursday night and yes
terday morning.
There was no business of Importance
done on the levee yesterday.
To-day the fine light draught Superior
will be the popular packet for Cairo and
all way points. She can supply elegant
state rooms to a small regiment, and
Captain Gus Lemcke and Mr.. Fred
Huston will exert themselves to render
guests at home The exuberance of her
table is the admiration of all who travel
on her.
The queenly Little Grey Eagle, with
those priucely officers, Captain Lusk and
George Williams in charge, will be the
regular packet for Henderson and Louis
vile tonight
If "a thing of beauty is JOY forever
the Little Grey Eagle will have long
run of it.
The favorite Memphis packet, the
fast Commercial, will be here from
Louisville, for Memphis, at four o'clock
this evening The Commercial is in
magnificent trim, having been thor
oughly reitted and reprinted Let h er
have big trip
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Cor. Curtin launches a Proclamation
$4,000 more Men called. for Officers
assigned to Duty-G General Mitroy re-
liered.
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AUDITORS REPORT.

STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND
Expenditures of yanderbursh
County, Indiana, for the fiscal
Year ending May 31st, A. ID. 1863.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF


Published for the benefit, and a warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of Manhood,
etc, supplying at the same time THE MEANS
OF SELF CURE. By one who has cured himself
after being put TO great expense and injury through
medical hunibug and quackery.
By enclosing a post paid addressed envelope
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings County, n. Y.
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SALE OF LOTS.
9 = Choice Lot

. y Oh dice LOt 8
SHARPE'S ENLARGEKENT,
A RE NOW OFFERED FOR SALE By THE
n undersigned, sole Executrix of the Estate Of
Peter Sharpe, deceased. These lots include mary
beautiful building sites, and will be sold on very
favorable terms. They are situated as follows:
Twelve Lots in Block s, from IS TO "A inclusive.
Twelve +" 8, from to Z
Eleven Z" !" 10, from to IL
Two Is IS Is, the same being Lots 10
and IL.
Eleven Lots in Block IA, from to II inclusive.
Eleven - H. from TO IL inclusive
Twenty-Five Lots in Block 10, from to q in
elusive.
Eleven Lots in Block IL, from l to Il inclusive.
Persons desiring TO purchase learn the terms
and be shown the property By applying to the un.
dersigned at her residence.
my3o EMILY SHARPE, Executri1,
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FROM PHILADELP ala.

REbels at nc C0nnelsburg-A Skirmiah
,aotth Milroy's Me,s-Mizroy Prepar-
iRg to attack the Rebels.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

u s. Gunboats off the Eastern Coast
Coz. Parker calling for men to fill
up old regiments-No alarm or panic
an Washington.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE COMMISSARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
Evansville, Ind, June, 1853.
CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this Office for ten days from date. to IL
o'clock July I'd, 1853 for the supply and delivery,
free of all charges, for the use of the Hospitals
and Troops in this vicinity, of
$4,000 Pounds Bacon Sides
and Shoulders;
$4,000 Pounds Potatoes.
The bids will form the basis Of written con-
tract. bach contract must be accompanied by two
good and responsible sureties.
je23 L. n. EHRMAN, Capt. l. G. S.
SURVEYORS OFFICE, EVANSVILLE IND,
june 2Oih, lS6",
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
L Office, during the present month, for boarding
and caring for the 81 and disabled Seamen at this
| port, for the year ending June l30tns S64 The
successful bidder will be required to execute con-
tract with security for is faithful performance.
| This is frst-rate chance for Physicidns.
| A. l.. ROBINSON,
| DIT Surveyor, &C.
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AUCTION SALE.

Executors Sale of Real Es-
tate.
7 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
Il the 18th day IF July, 1853, at the door of the
Court House, in the city OF Evansville, Wander
burgh county, Indiana, at O'Clock, in the after
noon of said day, forty feet fronting Vine, be-
tween Sec nd and Third streets, by seventy-fve
feet deep of lot No. hundred and twenty -four,
in the old plan Of the city of Evansville. with
two rtory frame housa thereon, it being the Same
property occupied and owned by Mrs. Catharine
G. Jones' at the time of her death, TO be sold by
as Executor of said Catharine g. Jones. by virtue
hf ihe-spthnritx- yIsted in me hx her will IL
JOHN +. CRISP, Ex.
in1oudt
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TIE FOLLOWING FLATTERING NOTICE
ia taken from the Portsmouth (ohio) Scioto Valley
L,....LI;.... ,F A nil . 100.

TIE FOLLOWING FLATTERING NOTICE
ia taken from the Portsmouth (ohio) Scioto Valley
RepublicGn, of April 3, 1853:
=friend writes to for our
''real opinion of DIR. Rohack's Scandinavian
Remedies-where he can obtain them-and whg
they are called Scandinavian" and are fire.
quently asked the same questions. Scandinavia is
the ancient name of Sweden and Norway, and
scandinavian, that is, a Swede or Norwegian,
affectionately calls his country Scandinavia" in
the same spi ak Of &c Columbia or the
" Unien.'' BY the way, there over nine thou
sand Scandinavian families in Dane comfy, Wis
consin Although citizen of this country for
many yours, DR.. Rohack it Swede by birth, aud
compounds his Medicines Of Swedish herbs, we
think tho name is very appropriate. We have tho
very highest opinion of the me, icines aud of Dr..
Roback himself wno is net only asingularly skill,
full physician, but a gentleman of the Old School,
as know personally. Our advertisement col
umns will answer the rest of our friends letter.
See advertisement.
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DYSPEPSIA.

And its attendant train Of symptoms, its scts
more like charm than Il medicine. There IS
nothing in the whole range OF the Materia MeSlica
that Tor momehi hear comparison with il in
this disease.
A iu'l account of this wonderful plant may be
found in the llih edition Of rhe L. \ DISPENSE
tory, pages 1887 and 1883.
A series of experiments in which Or. Bull has
been for years engaged, has just been brought to q
successful termination and he is now enabled to
offer TO the public combination of Ceiron with
other approved tonics, the whole preserved in the
best quality of copper distilled Bourbon whisky,
which he is congient has equal in the world.
lie might furnish volume of certificates but
the public have long since learned to estimate
such things at their true value The safest plan
is, for TO test for himself the virtues Of
a new medicine. Give
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CedrOn Bitters.

0ur trial ard you will never use any Others
1t Is not necessary to publish long list of dis
eases fer which the Uedron Bitters are a specific
In all dis Of the STOMACH, BOW.
ELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS;
In all directions Of the of the BRAIN DE.
PENDING UPON DERANGEMENT
OF THE STOMACH OR BOWELS,
In CT UT, RHE UMATISM and NEU-
RALGIA;
Aud in FEVER AND AGUEs
1t is destined TO supersede all other remedies It
not only cures these diseases, but it PREVENTS
them.
A wine glass full of the Bitters taken an hour
before each meal, will obviate the i'll effect Of the
most unhealthy climate, and screen the person
taking it against disease under the most trying
exposures.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers generally.
R4. DR.. JOHN BULLS Princii al Office, Fifth
STREET, Louisv lie, Ny.
Sold by III. J. SCHLAEPFER,
W. BIERBOWER,
je26-3m PETER VIERLING.
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LYONS COLUMN.
A CARD.

Having made an arrangement
with DEvLIN & CO., New York, toI
have the Clothing for my trade
I manufactured expressly to nay order,
] in Superior Style, at a low fixed
D per centage on the cost, I am now
I enabled to compete with the best
I Houses in the largest Cities as re-
CARDS Quality, Variety, amount of
I Stock and Prices of Goods.
I l have also increased my facili-
ties for manufacturing to measure,
D and can hereafter furnish my custo-
I mers with Fine, Stylish Suits to Or
Z der on very short notice
Military Uniforms and Equip
I ments of all kinds kept constantly
on hand. NJ. LYON.
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Ghe 3airp dnnrnar.
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS
diamond, Nicksburg c. Chambers, Henderson
Mercury, Cincinnati DIM White, Henderson
Havana, Louisville
DEPARTURES.
diamond, Cincinnati Mercury, St. Louis
ID. NJ. White, Hend'R Havana Louisville
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fPrBL.IC ACT-NO. SOL
m bLTC hCT-NO. jZ.J
An Act to authorize the Postmaster General to es
tablish Branch Post Offices in Cities,

w ~
tablish Branch Post Offices in Cities.
Re il enacted hy the Senate ard House Of Repre-
s'afo'ires Of the Cn;ted Suites ofAmerica IN Congress
assembted, That the Postmaster General be author
lied and directed. when in his Judgment the public
interest or convenience may require it. TO establish
one or more branch post Offices, to facilitate the
operation Of the post Office in any city or place
which, in the opinion Of the Postmaster General,
may require such additional accommodations for
the convenience Of the inhabitants and il shall be
the duty Of the Postmaster General to prescribe the
rules and equations for the branch post office which
may he established by virtue of this act. And the
Postmaster General is hereby authorized to charge
one cent. in addition TO the regular postage, for
every letter deposited in any branch post office to
be forwarded by mail from the principal office. and
which shall be prepaid by stamp. and one cent for
every letter delivered at such branch Office, to be
paid on delivery Provided, That no letter shall he
sent from the principal Office to such branch Office
for delivery contrary to the request of the party to
whom the same may be addressed And provided,
The expense Of such branch service shall not exceed
the receipts on account thereof.
See. 2. And be it further enacted. That the tenth
section of an oct entitled IAN net to establish GER
tain post routes. and for other purposes approved
March third, eighteen hundred and forty-seven. be
and hereby is repealed.
Approved. April is. 1862.
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i~"''flel,i..
TREATIES.

: "s p, of;-a h'fr.en IA. ta,s,j .>fnf.. "j Im.rico ard
"a H,trbt,c "f t"s," Kor. f"r III, adjustment ~
Claims. So1a..f at SEA- .h,~. .i"ir i. IS6c. Rat
.H'f ~ IT, H..idm II "a. tn;ted .S."s.s, No
"4ster =. 1851. Esehn"gr of ,.';fc"t;"", .Noccm
b., .. i>ii. Prock.'msd he he Fres;Icnt of tie
iri'a States. .Noremb.r II. I>6I.
RI Il. I...Mnf IL IL. LuL.i N.uLa. A.
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Article IN. The present convention shall be an
proved aud ratified by the President Of the United
states OF America, by and with the advice and con,
sent OF the Senate Of the said States: and by IN,
PRESIDENT Of tue Republic of Costa Rica, with thu
consent and appreciation Of the Supreme Leyisla.
tive Power Of said Republic and the ratification.
shall be exchanged in the City of Washington
within the space Of eight months from the date o.
the signature hereof. ar sooner if possible.
In faith whereof. and 10y virtue of our respcctiy.
full powers, We. the undersigned. have signed th,
present convention. in duplicate. and have bereuntc
affixed our seals.
Done at the city Of San Jose. on the second day
"t July. in the year one thousand eight hundred and
sixty. and in the eighty fourth wear of the Indie.
~pendenee of the United States of America. and Of
the lndep'nd'nce Of Costa kiea the thirty ninth.
ALENR DIMITRY. f.. ST.
MANUEL J. CARAZO, it,. ST.
FRANCO NJ. YGLEsIAS, H.. S..
And whereas the said convention has h,cn dul,
ratified on both parts, and the respective rati6ca-
tons of the same were exchanged ut Washington
on the 9Th instant. the time specified for that ,.ur.
pose 10y the ninth article having been extended hy
the contracting parties:
Now. therefore. be it known tina. 7. ARR AUAN
LINCOLN. President of the United States of Amcri.
ca. have caused the said convention obe made rub-
lie, to the end that the same, and every clause and
article thereof. may he ohscry Ell and fulfilled with
good faith by the United States and the citizens
thereof.
In witness whereof. | have hcrcun:o set my hand
and caused the seal of the United States to be
affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington. this
eleventh day of November. in the YEA,
of our Lord one tn ,usand eight hun.
L.. 81 drci and sixty one. and Of the Inii-
pendenc. Of the United States the
eighty sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Hv the President
WILLIAM II. SEWARD. Ntes.fory of .Nirfe.
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sons in the civil service Of the United States by the
Provisions Of the act Of Congress approved August
sixth, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.
Bee. 2. And be it further enacted, That the oath
or Affirmation herein provided for in the first sectic"
OF this act may be taken before any justice OF the
peace, notary public, or other person who is legally
authorized to administer nm oath in the State or
district where the same may be administered and
that any violation Of such oath by any person or
persons taking the same shall subject the offender
to all the pains and penalties of wilful and corrupt
perjury, who shall beliable to he indicted and prose-
cuted to conviction for any such offence before any
court having competent jurisdiction thereof.
Approved, July II, 1862.
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GPuBLJC ACT-NO, 49.1

An Act to prohibit the Allowance or Payment of
Pensions to the children Of Officers and Soldiers
Of the War of the Revolution.
he 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
se"ta'ires Of the United States Of America IN Congress
a'semb'ed, That from and after the passage of this
act no claim for a pension, or for an increase of
pension. shall be allowed in favor of the children
or other descendants Of any person who served in
the war of the Revolution, or of the widow of such
person. when such person or his widow died with
out having established a claim to a pension.
Approved. Ap'il 2, 1862.
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An Act requiring the commanders of American
vessels sailing to foreign ports and persons prosc-
cutting claims to take the oath Of allegiance.
he il eaacsed BY the Senate esd Hesse 81 kePse-
~,eutatires If tie lated States Of Asserica IN Casyress
u..emblea, That the commanders cf al American
vessels sailing from ports in the United stsses to
foreign ports. during the continuance sfthe present
rebellion. and allpersona prosecuting eiains, sithe!
d attorney or on his own account, before any Of
the department. or bureaus Of the united seasss.
shsli s. reouired 70 take the oath II alleeianee.sn ND
20 wppor4 The Csnstitutioa u the -Uniesa .etAtse,
(sr aaru. . ~ ease nay ~ - ssesissd Of Pr
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fafisss of the United States Of America IN Coagress
assembled, That tho authority given to the Sccre-
tary Of the Treasury to refnnd and remit the duties
and imposts on all arms imported into the United
States by or for the account of any State as pro-
vided in the act TO which this is an addition, shall
extend to arms for which orders or contracts were
made prior to the first day of January, eighteen
hundred and s~ixty-two Provided, That said Secre-
tary shall have satisfactory proofs exhibited to him
that the said arms were actually purchased in q
foreign country for account of a State, and that the
price paid for the same by the State was only the
first cost, and the usual and customary charges ut
tending the purchase and importation Of the same,
exclusive of duty. [Approved, April 2. 1862.
[PUBLIc AcT-No. 49,
An Act to provide for the Equitable settlement Of
the Accounts of the Officers and Crews Of the
Frigatc Congress and other Vessels.
BE it enacted by Me Senate and House Of Represen-
tatives Of the United States Of America i~ Congress
assenJted, That the proper accounting officers of
the Treasury be, and they hereby are. authorized
and directed to settle, upon the principles of justice
and equity, the accounts of the officers, sailors, ma
rincs, and crews of the United States frigate Con-
gress. the sloop Cumberland. and Of any other YES
sci or vesscls-Of-war the books of which were lost
or destroyed in consequence Of the naval engage
ments Mt Hampton Roads on the eighth and ninth
of March, ammo Domini one thousand eight hun
dred and si~xty-two.
See. 2. And be it further enacted, That the Sccre-
tary of the Navy he. and he is hereby. authorized
to furnish to the sailors. marines, and crews oil any
Of the vessels engaged in the naval actions in the
foregoing section mentioned. whose bedding, cloth
ing, or other property was lost or destroyed there
in. with an amount sufficient to cover their losses,
and not exceeding sixty dollars to each man. to he
paid in kind or in money, at the discretion Of the
flag officer of the North Atlantic Squadron.
Approved, April 2. 1862.
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(PUBLlC ACr-NO, 1851

An Act to suspend temporarily the operation Of an
act entitled act to prevent and punish fraud
on the part of officers intrusted with making of
contracts for the Government" approved june
two. eighteen hundred and sixty-twO.
he ii enacted BY the Senate and House of Repre-
s~entatire. Of the Lnised States of Amcriea in Congress.
a*se"bied. That the operation Of an act entitled
m act to prevent and punish frauds on the part
of officers intrusted with making Of contracts for
the Government" approved June two, eighteen
hundred and sixty-two, be and the same is hereby
suspended until the first Monday Of January. eiyh.
teen hundred and <ixty-three.
Approved, July II, 1862.
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ships Of the neutral party shall be furnished with
passports, that 1t may appear thereby that the ships
really belong to the citizens Of the neutral party /;
they shall be valid for any number Of voyages, but
shall be renewed every ycar-that is. il the ship
happens TO return home in the space of q year. II
the ships are laden they shall be provided. not only
with the passports above mentioned. but also with
certificates, so that il may be- known whether they
carry any contrahand goods. No other paper shall
be required, any usage or ordinance to the contrary
Notwithstanding. And IL il shall not appear from
the said certificates that there are contraband goods
on board. the ships shall he permitted to proceed on
their voyage. II il shall appear from the certificates
that there IRE eontrabnnd goods on board any such
ship, and the commander Of the same shall offer IL
| deliver them up the offer shall he accepted, and q
receipt for the same shall be given, and the shipshal
be ut liberty to pursue its voyage unless the guam
| tity Of the contraband goods be greater than eau
conveniently be received on board the ship-of-wai
or p~rivatvcr, in which case, rs in all other Eases Of
Just detention. the ship shall be carried into the
nearest safe and convenient port for the delivery Of
the same.
II any ship shall not he furnished with such pass
port OF certificates as are above required for tn,
snmc. such case may be examined by a proper judg,
or tribunal, and If it shall appear from other docu
mcnts or proofs, admissible by the usAge of nations
that the ship belongs to the citizens. or subjects o
tho neutral party, It shall not be confscated, bu
shall be released with her cargo, (contraband good
exeeptcd,) and be permitted to proceed on her yoy
agc.
II tho master Of u ship, named in the passport
should happen to die, OF be removed by any othe
cause, and another put in his place, the ship an
cargo shall, nevertheless, be equally secure, and tn
passport remain In full force.
Article XVII. If tho ships Of the citizens q
either of the parties shall DO met with on the hig
seas, by any ship-of-war or p~rivateer Of The otheI
for the avoiding Of any disorder, the said ships-oi
war or privatecrs shall remain out Of cannon shoI
| - 49, ...l III. l.na. - A---l xl----A--
ship which they shall so meet with, and may ents
her to the number Of two or thres men only, to whol
the master or commander Of such ship shall sxhib
his passport co6cerning the property Of the ship
and Il isexprsssly agreed that the neutral party sha
! ! IN NO casa b required to 80 On board the exaninin
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eorLing 10 the provisions At this copvcnti0u. Who shall b
(inclndlng as.asrination, parriciie, infntisids, and poison.
ing) attempt to commit murder; rape; forgery the
counterfeiting Of money; arson robbery with violence.
intimidation. Of foEcible entry of IN Inhabited house; pira.
cy embesslsmsnt by public ofhesrA or by persons hired
or sslsrisi, to the detrimsnt of thcii employers, when these
erlmes Nre subject to Infamous punis ment.
Article xxx. On the part Of 4Ach country the sur.
render shall be made only by the authority cf the execu.
tive authority. The expenses Of detestion and delivery
effected iu virtue Of the preceding articles, shall W vt the
Gust Of the party making the demand.
Article xxx. The provisions Of the foregoing articles
relating 70 the surrender of fugitive criminals shall not up.
plv 70 Saeuces committed before the ,lst, hereof. nor 70
those Of u political character.
Article NXXI. This convention is concluded for the
term Of eight years. dating from the exchange of the rati-
fcations: and II one year before the expiration Of that ps-
r0d neither Of the contracting parties shall have announc-
arrest the operations Of said cOnventiun, it shall contiuue
binding Tor twelve months longer. and 40 ON, from year to
year. until the expiration Of the twelve months which
will; follow n similar declaration, whatever the time At
Article XXNli. This convention shall be submitted OF
both sides to ths approval and ratification OF the respec-
tive competen, authorities Of ~uch Of the contrasting par
tics, aud the ratihcations shall he exchanged at Caracas.
~ soon as circumstances shall admit.
In faith whereof the respective plenirotentiaries have
signed tbs s~iuregoing articles, in this English and Spanisi
languages. and they have hereuntc affixed their reals.
Done 10 duplicate, at the city Of Caracas, thi. twenty
~ Il. K. TuRpIN. fL.s.
PEDRO DE LAS CAsAs. KS
Aud whereas the said treaty has been duly ratified OF
both parts, and the respective Publications II the sam,
were exchanged in tho city Of Caracas on the ninth day o
August last:
Now. therefore, he 1t known that i. ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN, President u the United States II America, hav
the same, aud every clause aud article thereof, may he Oh
served and fulfilled by the Quilted States and the citizen
thereof.
In testimony whereof, ! have hcreunto set my hanl an
caused the seal Of the United State. to be Affixed.
p1 ann a. ~. the &C G.y .S # wSshir z =. this sa,r twenty r. ~
H.. ST. Lord one Thousand eight hundred and sixty