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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-20

S25> We are indebted to Capt. Rudd
OF the Curlew, for late Memphis papers,
forwarded by mail from Cairo.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-20

E@r We are indebted to Capt Hutsin-
piller, of the Little Grey Eagle for Louis
vile papers of Saturday evening.
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BS Listen for the well known whistle
OF the Big Grey Eagle, to-day. If she
don't come to-day she will tomorrow.
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WOOD FOR SALE

T'H0sE IN WANT OF GOOD WOOD CAN RE
y supplied by leaving their orders Mt Mr. p
BoyTs store, or to John Smyth on Division Street.
between Fifth and Sixth Street
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svfaFf5 a arEItP Fer tbe fines. pictures Of every
go to Elliott's City Gallery, Second
street. ....~
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n.y. The Cincinnati Commercial has

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become convinced that the Army OF the
Mississippi is without General and
that the defect ought to be supplied at
once. 1t says Grants management has
been defective" Shermans army bad
" handled" and though these plumbers
appear to have been partly redeemed oy
the Arkansas Expedition, this circum-
stance will not change the fact that the
r;gbt man has not been selected to head
the Vicksburg Expedition. We want
GAn4ral. who can " perfect the orgdnazd-
= iOH" of our forces, Improve 7-S1se.-- -
cipline" and employ the immense re-
sources" placed at his disposal with WIS
,----li IL Al
General--urges the paper with me-
tropolitan facilities who knows how to
"use the spade" and equal to the task
of conducting great seige operations,
hesitation in naming Gen. Mcclellan
as the man that is to do these wonderful
things. .lao rae
We have never been a great admirer
of Gen. Grants generalship, yet he has
accomplished double the work ever done
by Mcclellan When did the latter ever
achieve such victory as that won at
Arkansas Post, where from 7 600 to
10000 rebels were captured, including
a large amount of military stores and
animals? This, it is true, was done by
Gen. McClernand, but he is as much
under Grant now as he was at Fort DON
elson. When the Commercial gravely
talks about recognizing the Army of
the Mississippi, it excites smile of pity.
No army was ever better organized; and
as for improving its discipline, we are
apprehensive it would fight little better
after six months of instruction under
Mcclellan than it will to-day.
The idea, too, of placing our brave
boys in the hands of a general to do fol
them at Vicksburg what he accomplish
81 for the brave Western and Yankee
boys in the swamps of the Chickahominy
will hardly prove acceptable to men wko
e"When the Commercial taiTRs 166d,
bringing "order out of confusion" in the
Army of the Mississippi, it does injustice
to the brave men composing it There
is no confusion there The men and off
GERS are all ready to fight whenever call
ed on. They have never been taught
that particular branch of tactics used in
perfecting the organizations of one
great army at least-that will discoh-
tentedly and imperfectly do its duty I'M
less it has particular and favor;te On
GERS at its head. The Army of the Mis-
sissippi is anxious to put down the
Rebellion. 1t has little interest in build
ing up the fortunes of particular military
tavorites ..-s
If there is to-be Anew commander as
signed to the Department of the Mis-
sissippi River, let it be anybody else
than the ~"Little Fitz Napoleon as
Geo. Wilkes facetiously terms him. This
is our opinion, looking at the matter
" from military point of view simply"
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

TEOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT In MOUNT
Il Vernon, Indiana. Lot No. ~ in 0we'I's En-
iargement, situate opposite the residence Thos.
J. Hinch. For terms of salo apply to @. w.
Thomas. A NJ. DUS0r JHET.
November aft
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LOST.

MEMORANDA BOOK; OF NO VALUE TO
vi any one but the owner. A suitable rewaI d
will he given if delivered at this Office. dcc2U
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BGTThere is a fair prospect for another
of those military squabbles about rank
which have proven so disastrous to the
cause of the Union, when our combined
forces under Grant and Banks arrive in
the vicinity of Vicksburg, ifindeed Gen.
Banks does arrive there. We suppose
Ficksburg may be regarded as in Gen.
Grants Department. Gen. Ranks ranks
shat officer as senior Major General, and
e by seniority would command were it not
c'tslie7fshi%4Dessrtment- We trust the
pitch in and whip the rebels first. and
then settle the question as to who is en-
titled to the glory. One hundred thou
sand men, such as compose the armies
OF Grant, sherman and Nc Clernand. will
be able to capture Ficksburg without
sacrificing thousands of lives in prepar-
ing Notifications, to be Aanked by the
rebels whenever they feel strong enough
to assume the offensive.
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For Druggists and Physicians.
800 ounces Sulphate Quinine.
100 ounces Sulphate Morphia. ..
100 Tbs Turkey Opium, pure. a j
20 lbs Nitrate Silver. 'a7 s.,t
The above were purchased before the
advance, and will be sold low by
KELLER & WHITE, Wholesale
Druggists, Main street Evansville, Ind.
Jan. S-tf.
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GROCERIES.

DR0Os1S, BRooMS-
IL 80 dozen extra Heavy Fancy Brooms,
10 - Shaker BrooIns.
80 g Common Brooms at
Jan'0 II. A. COOKS.
IN DOZEN HEARTH BROOMs. 40 DoZ. AS
~ sorted Whisk Blooms at
janlO II. A. COOKS.
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LOWER ENLARGEMENI

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northeast y of lot 2G............ il 4
George Hartman. southwest u of lot 25..... Il
y of lot 2G...... II 4
d. C. Keller, % by li2 feet south. cast side
ofiot ~
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General-urges the paper with me
tropolitan facilities who knows how to
"use the spade" and equal to the task
of conducting great seige operations.
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| DoTATOES.-5G0 BUSHELS OF THE GENT
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hesitation" in naming Gen. Mcclellan
as the man that is to do these wonderful
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THE DAILY EVENING JOURNAL,

Containing full Telegrsphic Reports Of news
and the markets up to the hour Of going to
press, at ) P. NJ. and where trains leave in time
for the Second Edition, up to P. ". caea after
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La Crosse & Milwaukee Railroad.

With its connections, forms the shortest
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Ml~aukee, Chicogo, Detroit, Pits
Iury, Tie7o, Ne,o York, Boston,,
and all points East and South
One of the splendid United States mail steam
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after breakfast with the s A. NJ train. arriving
at Minnesota Junction IL 05 P. NJ. in Milwaukee
at 2.35 the same afternoon, and in Chicago at
6 same evening. in time to connect with all
Eastern and Southern trains.
This Is the only route by which passengers
aresure Of making connections in Milwaukee
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Paul.
Baggage checked through.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA La CROSSE.
For through tickets to all points Eas. and
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Z. II. GoopErcH. Manager Milwaukee.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA &c
County Of Goodhue. ! No.
John 4. Tarbox-
against
4. II. jacobs.
TaA. II .Iac,5s, tie a5o,e nansed D5endaat:
VOU are hereby notified that witt Of At
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of John A. Tarbox. amounting to the sum OF
forsy-four dollars and n,nsy-six cents 81 .9sl
Now, unless you shall appear before THox.s
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said County, at his office. in PiLe IsEant. on
the lstA dag y Jasuars. 4. D. 1853. at 0 clock
in the afternoon. Judgment will be rendered
agains. yeu and your properly sold TO pay the
December, a. D. 1862. Z
nasy7xs JOHN A. TARBOX.
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REFERENCES:

+. WHITNEY, ..'.......:.. Green Bay, Wis
EMERY & Co., o.,.................. Chicaoo. III
u pLAsTEe Co....... Grand Rapids Mich
HENRY DARLING, ,........ Weaversviile, Mich.
n. II. lloCnsTELLER,.... Shancsvillc, Ohio,
r. MoscHLEE, Mount Eaton, &
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GExrs.-With two horses on your Anti-frie-
ton Power, we drive your No. | Mil, grind
ing 10 BUSHELS OF CORN PER HOUR and Gu. II largo
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and consequently with so little strain upon the
horses. W. 7. COOPER,
Supt. l3th & 18TH st. Pass. X. X. Co
CLosrER, n. J., Jan. 90, 1862.
MEssRs. BENNkr BROTHERS. GESrs.-I am
very much pleased with the Power. it runs
easier than any oeher Power in this vicinity ;
end with the same horses will do nearly, or
quite rwice much work. lrun my Thresher
at i 500 revolutions per minute and q "a inch
Cross-cut Saw. ut .300 re volHtions,
Yours truly. PETER J. WHITE.
" On all Orders Received before Oct.
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s Liberal discount to dealers. Agents
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The advantages Of this route t: ON all points
on the Upper Mississippi to Chicago and the
East, are superior to thpSc offered by any com
pcting Line.
No change Of Cars s made between Prairi
Iu Chien and Chicago.
The Splendid Fist Class Steamers of the
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superior to ail others on the Upper Mississippi
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rect connection with Express Trains ut Prairie
du CHEN.
By this routc. passengers arc enabled to each
Chicago as quick as by any other; getting q
full nights rest and brca kfast on board the
Steamers; making the change from Steamers
to Cars by daylight, and avoiding ali On .nibus
travel.
The distance from St. Panl to CHICAGO by
this route is 4fo miles. The distance vim the
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad is 4Ge miles.
Over one mile OF Omnibus Trave! is incurred
by taking the route via LA Crosse and Milwau-
kce.
These facts vnt,tle this Line to It least an
equal share of the North western bu ~incss.
y. n. llUBBELI', f. P. BACON,
Western Travelling General Ticket
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ii. c. HOFFMAN & CO.,
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n3'a mott.
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LLoYD'S NEW STEEL PLATE,
County COlOred Map of the
UNITED STATES, CANADAS.r AND: NEv
-, 49,: .,> BRUNSWICK:,lnu,
FROM recent surveys, completed 1Aug. 10.
lsos !; cost S2d,oOO to engraye it and One years
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OF M1tcnei nd ,and sells at the low price Of fifty
lrisnot only County Map. but it ia also a
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of the United States and Canadas combined in
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EvERr RA11RoAD STATION;
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Guarantee any woman or MIN ~ TO. e3 ner
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Printed Instructions how to cai1voss. viii
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Il. IL. LLorD, No. l64: Broadway, N. Y.
The War Department uses our Map of Vir
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TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY.
OHIO, INDIANA, AND ILLINOIS,
il the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the
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the use of that squadron.
G'nEoN WELLEs, Secretary of the Navy.
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THE HORSE POWER

Has proved itself to be the best ever invented
arranged in all the bearings, that the whole
weight of the castings runs upon them THREE
POUNDS DRAUGllT, at the end Of ten feet
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HORSE VIII DO as much work on this power. as
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TABLE: and may be used IN rrss FIELD as we'll
~ IN the house. More than TWENTY-FIVE Z
PER CENT of horse flesh is saved over any
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Price of power for Ito horses, slo5
Price of power for to 5 horses, sl75.
THE Sl25 POWER Will DRIVE ANY ruREsu,xc
MACHINE. EVERY MACHINE IS GUARANTEED TO
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FUNDED.
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AllJob Work done at this Office will; be done
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Circulars, Cards,
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Or anything else that was ever done in
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ORDERS FROM TIE COUNTRY PRoxrr1r FILLED.
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The Magazine for the Times
Peterson's Magazine,

The Bestand Cheapest in the W ord for Ladies'.
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| Fourteen Splendid Steel Plates!
Twelve Colored Fashion Plates
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Nine Hundred Wood Cuts
r., Twcnty,four Pages of Music!
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Frank Lee Bcnedict. aud the Author of 1.-The
Murder in the Glen Ross" It also publishes
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Each number. in addition to the colored plate,
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n OnRush Street, near the Red Wing Hovse.
AAN kiads constantly on hand. Reea:.ins
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efCot4ns.
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asas s%3:ly.
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Address, postpaid,
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Took TEN FIRST PREMIUMS at WESTERN
STATE FAIRS last year, and are Justly considered
superior toall others. The Mi may be driven
ny norge, 'oofer or ste"m pomer, docs its work
as we'll pS the fiat stone II ills in milling cstab-
llshmcn:s and d.rcqrircs but o-E-nALr the POWER
to dive the largest Szes. They are very com
pact, perfectly simple. and for farm use will
last THIRTY YEARS, and COST NOTHING for
repairs
percEs-sloo, sl4o, and $40.
Flour Bolt for smallest Mill $50 ayt.o