Daily Evansville Journal, Volume 15, Number 221, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 June 1863 — Page 1

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PICTURE GALLERY. SCHROFDER LEMCKE, WHOLESALE CKALFB8 IX " Cigars, Smoking, Che-Ring Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, &c. No. GO 7k2Clx IP,, - EVAKSVILLE, IND. e hare now, owl will kep, ou baud a complete od well assorted (toe of CIGARS & TOBACCO, AND OFFKR THE SAME TO THE PUBLIC LOW FOR CASH. ;,Smlers wi'l Bud it to their interest to call and examine our prices. We are enabled to sell to them aa low aaau; lionse in the West. oet!7-lw StIIROKliEK & tKMrKE. HARDWARE. CTPUIQ P. 7-5: !V2".ix3. Street, (Six doors below the 'Vl'iishingtoa House.) HAVE NOW ON HAND 60 Do?en Blood's C. S. Grass and Grain Scythes ; 50 Doz. M. & L. "Waldrow's Grass Grain Seythes ; 10 Doz. Blood's Briar Scythes. 53 Doz. Hay Sakes ; 25 Gross Scythes Stones; 35 Doz. Hay and Manure Forks; 30 Doz. Shovels and Spades; 25 Doz. Cradles; 50 Dui. o 40 Doz. Axp: 200 Kegs Nails ; 5 Cas' s Trace and Log Chains ; Locks, Screws, Tacks and Coffee Mills; Spoons, Table & Pocket Cutlery; Tiles. Saws, Curry 3ombs. and Brushes ; Seives, Carpenter and Ccopers Took, &c, &c. JACOB STRAUB & SON. ap22-3m f g T'gg BOILER MAKER. JOHN P. LAURENT, Boiler Malicr, Corner of Fine and "Water Streets, E V A N" S V I L L E, INDIANA. T AM PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KINDS I n! to.n Boilers, stationary or portable ' 1 have every facility for Going good work that good machinery aud good workmen can give, and all work I entrusted to ine will be mr.de uuder my personal supervision Workmen sent to any part of country in do repairing. the City and ap' SPECTACLES. I. KITTENBERG No. 67 Main Street, RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO HIS frieadsand th- public he Iihs a ntwly invented Pantoscopic Spectacles, on newly discovered pritiripl.n, by which the numerous inconvenien eaof the Spectacles now in use are entirely avoided and every advantage Bee u red which these artioles can possitdy afford in assisting the sight. In addition to that 1 nave on nana me Brazilian Pebble Spectacle, ThcJ aro mane vu .,rcmitiu p njitu. Field Glasses for the Army, Sujrior to all others now in use. . Karine Spyglasses, Compound and Simple Microscopes, Opera and Hunting Glasses, Spy glasses, Eye Glasses, Tortois S ell, Steel & Gold Frames, Sear Sighted and cataract Spectacles The alwvc mentioned articles are always kept on hand, andean be had of I. RITTENBEKG only, No. G7 Main Street, EvanKville. Ind. novl9 AUCTION & COMMIS'ION "Sid Auction House and a New Aue tioneer. J. J. COHN, HAVING RENTED THE OLt Anction fToom on the corner of Main and Third Streets. Evansville. for a tern of years, will ntiune the Auction and Cor-.mision business, nd attend to selling all kindsof Goods, Furniture, Watrons. Bueies, Carriasjes, Homes, Cattle, all kinds of Jlaaufactured Articles, c. Liberal adrancements made on consignments. Prompt attention will be given to all goods enrtuted to my care. (inarz-) J. J. COHN. AUCTION AND COMMISSION NELSON ft CO., WOULD INFORM THX ill. public thai they will attend to selling on 6m mission at Anction, or rrivaie caie, uiy aua til kinds of Merchandise. Particular attention riven to selling Real Estate. We wiil attend U wiling Horsw, Mulee, Wagons, Carriages, and Vehiciee Particular attention given to selling Household Furniture, both old aud second hand, and will attend to auction sale in an; part or the atv or rounty. . . H. KELSON will pay particular attention tc Dollerting dl.ts or claims; will act as scent for anting houses and collecting rents, and a and all basilicas entrusted to us. Office o Main Street, opposite Coort HoufS, ioor from Crtacent City Bank, Evansville. Bijia H. 5EL80HACC.

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CHRISTIAN KBAtJ. WK. HEILMAM. KRATZ a HEILMAN, City Foundry, Manufacturers and Builders of Steam Engines and Boilers, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gumming- Machines, Chinese Suffar Cane Mills, THRESHING MACHINES, &c, EVANSVILLE, IND. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE Cliy FOUNDry beg leave to inform their friends and the public in general, that they are prepared to do all Machine & Finishing Work And everything appertaining to the Foundry business. They are manufacturing Steam Engines and Boilers of any size and power required. Saw i ill 31achiuery and Mill Gearing of any size ; Distillery and Mining aiaohinery, Tobavco Screws, Gamming Machines, Threshing Machines. Malt Wills, Horsepowers, Corn Shellers, Machinery of all kinds made and repaired ; Ir"n and Bras Castings of every descrintion. Iron House Front rvi. ! lar Grates, c. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved patu.ru ; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Ac. Brewer3, Distillers, Rectifiers, &c, upplied with every description of Coppur and iheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators, Atteuiporators, Spargei, Stillheads and Worms on an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, Ac. ; Copper. Lead and Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every variety, for Beer. Spirits, Oil, Ac. Brass Cocks and Valves, Steam Whistl.-s, Ac. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron Work, Ac. Old Metals Bought. They are tiealine in and selling- Allen's Imnrw. ed Ste;im Gu.-ige, Wrought lion Welded Pipes and Tubbing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut IK. chinr, Stephen Hughes' 1'lonr Separators, German iiolting Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, Hose, Ac, of the best kind ; Tinplate, Sheet linn Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best Machinery and workmen, and will give all work entrusted Jo them, their individual attention, rilling orders promptly, warranting their work, and are eatiefitid with reasonable prices. M5"Ofhco Dd Sale Rooms. Foundry, Boiler-yard Machine Shop on Pine street, between First and econd streets, EvMiisville, Ind. dec 7 BOOTS AND SHOES. CITY GOm.BS & GATOH Having rented t!ie Ptore Room recently occupied ouu oasn, at SECOND STREET, Are now cpenining an entire Ne.w and Fresh Stock' Of the . BEST GOODS To be found, from medium to finest nnality Having purchased their goods for CASH, they intend to sell for Cash As low as' Any House Can Sell. They would rtspectfully solicit a call from all in want of a I air of Good Boots aud bnoes. Evansville, My IS, 18'i3. The Thorough Bred Stallion ' I -irr R 9 "J jfc3 jc- " Jt- a. -k- y w TILL STAND THE ENSVING SEASON AT the American Stable, in the City of J-.vans-ville. Terms: $-0 to insure; 1 15 the season, and 10 for sinele service. Buford is a D;irk Bay, fifteen hanJs and three inches high. In form, action aud endurance has no superior, and has proven bimwlf an extraordinary Stock Horse. The celebrated Mare presented Governor Morton by the 1st Indiana Cavalry, is a specimen of his Colts. Also, the young Stallion raised by Wm. Locket and 6old for $.".00, and many others -of like merrit. Ladv Palmer, his half sister, has the best TROTTING TIM13 ON REC ORD, to double harness Breeders are invited to call and examine this Horse and pedigree, aud several of his Colts at the American Sta le. ap3 RICHARDSON BR1TTON, & CO. STOVE WORKS. F. W. rEINKMEYKK. a. rtEi.Bi.iKa SOUTHERN STOVE WORKS. BRINKfVSEYER & CO., Stoves, Hollow AVare, Iron failings, House, Fronts, Verandas, Balconies, Castings in General, COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, Ac Sales Boom Main Street, opposite Court House. "Fouuderj Near the Mouth of rigcon creet EVASSV1LLE, IND. sWORDEKS SOLIC ITED " myO SEWING MACHINES. FM. SKLLMAN HAVING REMOVED Hia . office from No. 4 First Street, to his resldeuce on Second street, opsosite the new Presbyterian Church, will keep, as heretofore, a good assorttnentof Wheeler A Wilson's, and Singer's Sewing machines ana reeaie, biik inreaaana uu, " evr ytbing that Is connected with the business, mhl F. M. HKLliM AN. A g't. PINE SHINGLES. 100,000 N lj Chicago, and for sale bv W PINE SHINGLES ust received from M. HCSSEL. pi Cor. "Walnut Street and Canat

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SADDLERY. Cliai'les Babcock, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Coach and Saddlery Hardware, MAIN STREET, BVANSVILLE, INDIANA. TJAVING COMPLETED MY ARRANGK--IX meets with European aud American manufacturers for a direct supply of all goods in my line I am enabled to offer inducements that can not iail to be to the interest of all engaged in the basiuess to give me a trial. I nan- in part. Axles. Springs made oft ne best Str J Bauds, enameled are all kinds of Leathe. Cloths, Linings for Carriage , Vieruish.es, Castings of all kinds ; Saddle Trees, English Bridle Leathers j Bits, Stirrups, Spurs, Haines, fine Silver Hames of all kinds ; Jenny Lind Gig Trees ; Self-adjusting Pads; Taylor's Patent Haines; Fly Nets ; Shoe Threads ; Horse Blankets ; London Girth Webs, American Girth and Rein Webs, both cotton and worsted ; Loudon Welt SkiHB, a superior article ; Ivory ; Gutta Percha and Brass lined Martengal Rings; superior Kerseys for Ilome Covers , the best quality f. Carriage Bolts ; Patent Gig Trees, Ac., Ac, Jtc, Ae. I keep in fact everything appertaining to either branch of the business, and understanding bth branches thoroughly, we would respectfully invite yonr attention before purchasing elsewhere. I am also Ageut for Ward's Patent Spring Sa 'iriAw Still On Hand and Determined Succeed. to J JEORGE THORNHILL takes pleasure in ln6rVX ming his old customers that in the qnality and style of his work, he flatters himself he cannot be excelled. He has removed to Bray's New Building. Second street, bet. Main aud Locust street, streets, where the choicest Harness and Saddles of every description can be obtained on the best of term. &dRepairing done with neatness e.cd dispatch. Second-hand Harness always on hand. jel REMOVAL. rr-KE UNDERSIGNED FIRM HAVE REJ. moved their Saddlery establishment to the Corner of Main and Seiond Street, in the room occepied by Fred. Krone, dx-ceased. C. WOLFF & J. KR0EPSCH, . MAM-FAC'Tl'BEKS OF AND PXALEBS IS Saddles, Harness, CO J LARSj&c., &c., Main Stree', Cor. Second, (More ibrinerly occuppied by Fred Krone.) K.A11 orders attended to with dispatch. Work r.'ti rs n ted DRUGGISTS. AND GROCER, Ko. 175 Wain Street, EVAtiBYlIjlitSt XXU1A1.1. Medicines and Groceries at the lowest cash prices of the city. angM mm mum WM. E. HALLO CK, Druggist and Apothecary, NO. 10, FIRST STREET, NEAB POST OFFICE, Has just received another large and sploudid as sortment oi Pure Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Articles, Chemicals, Perfumeries, romaaes, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Articles, Soaps, Flavoring Extracts, &c, &c Brandies and Wines, for medical Purposes. All the jprweI Patent Medicines kept con A maricnn Itautly'on band and for nale LL X. Ul 111 , Particular attention pam to tne compounaing f prescriptions at a'l honrs. m.. r. . jri u ,.vv. , No. 10 South First Street, near Post Office, no27 Evansville, Iud. SiV.aii AND DOOKS. JTylES STEELE, fKnmminr to Stkt.lb A HtlMNEL.i SECOND ST., BET. CHESTNUT AND CHERRY, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. SASH, DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS Dressed Lumber, prris I tVi A-f . nf fvcrv ilnarrintion confltaiitW on band. Pnrkiu Bvxen of all kimis inada to orSASHES AND DOORS W. HUNNELL, CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL, E VANSVILLE, IN Has on band the largust lot of Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Ac, Ever Mannfactured in the West. THEY ARE OF MY OWN MAKE. I have also a fiue lot of White Pine and Popular Flooring. Moulding of all kinds made and sawing of all descriptions done at the shortest notice. Salt. -VTE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR REGUV V lar supply of Salt, and soil at all times at lowest market price. mhH-ly W. No. M. AIRMAN A CO., North Water Street. Tl 1 AYSVILLK COTTON YARNS l Ba60d's and COO's of this favorite brand for sal toy e. t. biLstai c kaj., myl Ko. 4 Sycamore Street.

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DRY GOODS.

GREAT ATTRACTION IN Dry Goods, Itlillineiy FANCY GOODS, A T Wholesale and Retail. WE HAVE NOW ONE OF THE MOST C03Iplete Stocks of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods To he found in this City, which we sell at a great REDUCTION in price, and always corresponding with the prices ranging East. MILLIKTEH.T. In this line we have, by far, the most attractive stock (trimmed or trimmed to order) that can be found in the City, and at prices to please consumers and merchants Cheap. Silk and Lace Mantilla Department. This department is now storked with the latest of "BROADWAY STYLES," and as regards quality, variety quantity and cheapness in price, c defy competition. SCHAPKER & BUSSING, J10 49 Main Street. DRY GOODS KEEN & PRESTON HAVE JUST RECEIVED general assortment of A LARGE AND Desirable Dry Goods, Which they mvite the trnde " to call and examine prices and qualities; believing, knowing, they can save dealers additional freight and expenses in going further Eastward. janlS aTg7pYsWe DE4LLU IN Foreign & American Fancy Goods, COMBS, BRUSHES, PURSES, WALLETS, Satchels, Toilet Sonns Rubber Goods, GAMES, YANKEE NOTIONS, Ladies' Baskets, Children Cabs, Ac. No. 20, Main Street, EVANSVIX.LE INDIANA .di2a J. SMITH'S SHIRT MANUFACTORY, Etfo, 3 BccondL 2t. (lSt BEAT'S BLOCK.) CHIRTS MADE TO ORDER FROM MEA8rit warranted. 4 at-L-U nrnient and rrany.mane nmrrs and Collars always ou hand, and at prices that wiil suit the purchaser. Tncking Skirts, Stichiug Bosoms, Ac, done with neatness and deajiatcb Thankful for'paat favors the subscriber respectfully solicits a outiianre of the patronage so liberally bestowed for the past Ave years. J. SMITH. DRi GOODS. NEW AUD ELEGANT GOODS AT E. A. COOK & CO. ABE RECEIVING AND OPENING AT No. f FIRST STREET, A New and Elegaut Stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods AND rcr o n? x o E3" Their Goods have been selected with great care hy experienxd hp.nds, with siecial reference to the trade of this city ; were bought for CASH and will b.- sold very low to Cash Customers only. Their stock comprises all the most ELEGANT STYLES Required to co tituto a flrT Mu. Ti-;yr Goods House, CXBBACIKa Black, Plain and Fancy Silks, Foulard Silks, Fine. Mozambique Dress Goods.plain ana lbeck; Bareges, Organdies and Jaconets, j LaWnS, Mourning: and Summer Dress Goods, of every description. Point Lace Collars, Collars of every Variety, Mourning Setts, j XdOUrillllg UOlI&rS, Silk Talmas Sacques. and Circulars of all kinds, Lace Mantles, Slimmer Shawls, Silk Parasols, a beautiful assortment just received. Marseilles Quilts and Spreads, Cloths, Cassimeres, Staple Goods of every description. NOTIONS. Onr stock in this line is larfre. and of the finest qnality, to which particular attention is directed. Kemember tne place lor nargains. NO. 7 FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. LUMBER. Lumber and Shingles. T HAVE JC8T RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK L of fine Lumber and Bhinples, direct from the Allegheny, which I am now drawing; at the Latnanco Wharf. Any person in want of the abova articles will nno it to ineir auvauiage lo call on mo before curcbasinE elsewhere. I have the larg est and best assortment In the city, and can sell as low as any other man. jeidltn " JAS. 8WAXS0N.

JUNE 22, 1863.

PUBLISHED BY JAMES H. McNEELT. F. M. THA1EB. JNO. H. McNEELY. OKDEK TTIX TVK OF TBB Evansville Journal Company. - -Toixrnnl 33nildingfs, LOCUST STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND WATER. X.'KDAT MORNING, ...JffSE 22 ARMY CORRESPONDENCE IETTER FROM "JAKE." In the Field, June 3, 1863. To tht EdUon of Oi Eeatuville Journal: ' I can no more keep my pen still than . the Sixtieth can keep from fighting; so, though not desiring to intrude too often, I find myself again knocking at your

door. We spent a verv pleasant month n CVS our ?amP t0 is bee stand i. V. , , " ; . . ; or a lot ol kegs, barrels and hon-sheada in camp at Perkins's plantation, while " standing round with a man to boa teach Grant was making his "grand round" j with a club. I guess you wili think I am to the rear of the rebel stronghold. The ! as Jong winded as a mule if I keep on terrific losses of the gallant boys who i an? louS, So Vale. JAKE. went with him on his triumphant j Don't Flht F Joht marches make us thankful that we were j . ' l 'n needed elsewhere, though we fain would ' forrespondent ot the Springfield envy the glory and renown that such a ! Republican, a Captain in the Army of series of victories has wou for the par- i the Potomac, has a theorv 10 account nHPahTl T-La' neU - GraDt LaS a" e-Ve ! for our t of succt-es "in the recent and head lor all circumstances was1, ... .... . rccnu

notly shown in our case last Suuday. A'ier a month of comparative inactivity j and peace, tUOUp-h of creat rirnr-tif-il ! service in protecting a hospital of eleven huudred sick and wounded, besides Government stores, we were wakened up last Saturday evening by our scouts bringing in news that McCullough, with 5,0W men, had come dowu the Tensas Kiver, and was marching on us. Our little camp was speedily broken up, and, uuder the direction of Col Owen, we commenced making a small fort from cotton bales that were once used by the transports in runr.ing the blockade, and now lay on the landing it beiug his intention to give them "the best in the shop" anyhow, and then trust 'to luck lor the rest The luck came sooner than was expected, in the shape of the steamer Forest Queen, from Grand Gulf, bound to Warrcntou. By her the Colonel sent for assistance; and at eleven P. M. we lay down on our arm6, to snatch a few hours of sleep before the enemy came up. By daylight on Sunday morning, May 31, the contrabands were coming from every direction with the news that the - ' 1 c i . let arrived from Warrenton to assist us. The ball was opened by her shelling the woods and fields on our left After some ten or twelve shots, our pickets immediately in front were driven in by the enemy s advance. She moved up opposite us, firing over our heads a couple of shots in that direction, which brought a reply from three howitzers the enemy had planted there. Their shells fell short, and only served, in connection with the wild screaming of our gunboat shells, to frighten the wits out of the darkies, some three or four hun dred of whom had taken retuge with us. At this time the Forest Queen came in from Warrenton, having been sent to bring us up to that point (We had been under marching orders to rejoin our brigade before Vicksburg for some days, but could not get transportation.) The Colonel gave orders lor tne negroes and baggage to go aboard first; and such a scrambling never was seen as they made. Each one had a bundle as big as themselves on tneir neaas, ana half the women a baby besides. Twenty minutes sufficed for them all to get aboard, when the regiment, under the immediate superintendence of our gal lant Colonel, marched on as steadily as if going out to dress parade, followed by Col. Owen, ne caring not lor tiimseii i until he first saw his men in safety, as he always does. The plank was then ' drawn in, and, moving rapidly out in the stream, we were soon out of the reach of the enemy. Tho rlmio-er nf our riOR'.t.inn. frnm wtiicn we so happily escaped, is shown by the following facts: First, we had no artillery; second, the river was so low, the levees (there were two here running paralel with each other) protected the rebels lrom the trun uoat lire; the rebels outnumbering us ten or twelve to one could easily have captured us by a single charge, oue bale ot cotton not being much protection, or by bring ing their howitzers to the -d .Levee, lwe were behind the first) could have shelled us until we surrendered without expoKino- a. m nfle man to our hrc. Cndr such circumstances, getting away with all our ba"--aie aud not a man lost wo considered a brilliant affair. Arriving at Warrenton we rested a day and then a iouldering arms struck the trail of our Brigade at daylight the next morning. The route lay alone the chain of hills which formed the outer line of the Vicks' burg Fortifications. Beeinnin" at Warrpnton it extended in k in h. circle to the

mouth of the Yazoo Kiver. 1 h s is now territory ot 6b" AW, and eastot the Kocky all in our possession and forms the base Mountains, to be known as the Pacific of Grant's operations. When six miles The States of Delaware, Maryland, Virout the regiment halted to rest for a few ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, moments fn one of the many earthworks f Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, that cover this whole range' of hills. I j Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Teunesseej was so struck with the beauty of the sur- j Kentucky aud Missouri, to constitute an-roundino-Bcenery that I staid until the 1 other section, to be known as the South, regiment wound its slow way down into On demand of one-third the Senators of the gorge and out of sight The old Fort any one of the sections on any bill, order, was on the highest peak or chain. I coi n- resolution or vote. . ted nine other similar works on the sur- a vote shall be had by sections, and a rounding hills all within range of a 12 majority of ti e Senators of each 6ec ion pounder. This shows the strength of the i voting shall be necessary to the passage works Grant has taken. You can judge of such bill, &c. A majority of all the .K.iiinii1ita tfon him. After a half I Electort in each of the -four tection

ine'e sm'nvmeut of the cool breeze fr jm

the river, I gathered a boquet of Mag- the President and Vice President, thus nolias which grow wild here and started giving to a part of the voters of one secafter the Regiment thinking that the tion only the power to prevent & choice, readine community had lost considera-1 The President and Vice President were . . . . Ti i rr. i I . i , jl . -IT - -.

ble by not caving a cayara isyior on

k ind to describe the views of fort camp, hill, dale, river and forest from that, hill top. A hot march of six miles more brought

ua to me vicKSDurg and -Jackson B. It and in a long hollow 300 yards to the right of it and 400 vards from th rl i fortifications VOU may nnw finrl tha r.lA ; sixtieth. The rebel cannon are s.lenced I kvnii. t 7, . . J. , 1 l ,. i jj vui aimi jjaiKJvicrs tuonp, wno lie in " rifle pits not more than 40 yards from ! thera. Prigging everything that moves about a port hole. As I write I can hpnr the continual firing of the Sharpshooters mo!, ocuuenug men in voueys, &s several catch sifrht of a rebel neprintr over their works at the same moment In connection with this the cannon keep a slow fire day and nisht so that it kouiiAj i like a young battle all the time. "Whistling Yank. ' (a 12 pounder) is planted on the lull almost over my head and fires every two minutes, almost regular as clock work. I did not sleep a wink last night in conseuneiice. The pnemv'a Sharpshooters send "singing bugs" over the hill all the time till the only thing I D lue' . ,ch " worU,y ot attention. a'nts nt our men do not fight ai as well as thn rphela unil sar- - - I . "Still, in spite of all I have said, it by no means the truththat our men aro a parcel of cowards and poltroons. The y are as brave as the average of people quite as brave as our enemies are. But we don't fight in such a commonseuse way as they do. Shall I tell you how one of our lines of battle engages? They go in in fine style, stc-adilv, in a good line and without any flinching, halt at what is held to be a desirable point, aud at the command commence tirin", standing, kneeling or lying down, aa may be ordered. "Then, as in all their previous training, they have been taught to load and fire as rapidly as possible, three or four times a minute; they go into the busi ness with all fury, every man vying with his neighbor as to the" number of cartridges he can ram into his piece and spit out of it The smoke rises in a minuteor two so you can see nothing where to aim. The noise is deafening and confusing to the last degree. The impression gets aroJTTio4ffVrrrfs"Ri;i ugaieu. Una1 won't go off, and the cartidges begin to give out The men have become tired with thir furious exertions and the ex- I citement and din of their own liriug, and without knowing anything about the effect produced upon the enemy, very likely having scarcely had one glimpse of the enemy at all, begin to think they have fought about enough and it is nearly time to retire.' Meanwhile the enemy, lying quietly ahurdred or two yards in front, crouching on the ground or behind trees, answer our fire very leisurely, as they get a chance for a good aim, about one shot to our three hundred, hitting about as many as we do, and waiting for the wild tornado ofam munition to pass over their heads, and when our burst of fighting is pretty much over they have ! only commenced. j "They probably rise and advance upon us with one of their unearthly yells as they see our fire slackens. Our boys, finding that the enemy has survived such an avalanche of fire as we have rolled in upon him, couclude he must be invincible, and being pretty much out of ammunition, retire. Now, if I had charge of a regiment or brigade, I'd put every man in the guard house who could be proved to have fired more than twenty rounds in any one battle; I wouldn't let them carry more than their cartridge box full (forty rounds), and have them understand that that was meant to Jast j them pretty much through a campaign, j and in every possible way would endeav- ' or to banish the Chinese style of fighting, with i Bfticfl onH emnba, ftnrl imitfltp rather the backwoods style of our opponents."' YaUandigliauTs Scheme lo Destroy the l iiiuii and Su'nei t Democratic (.Old 1II1M nt. That our democratic friends may understand what they are called upon to indorse, when asked to cast their votes for Vallandigham, we give below the leading points of the resolution introduced by him in the House, February 7, 1861. The United States are to be divided j into four sections, one consisting of the '. States of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, lhode island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey'and Pennsylvania, to be known as the North; one consisting of the States of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Kansas, to be known as the West; the States of Oregon, California. and all new States erected out of were to be necessary to the election of j to noui ineir ojjuxu at year .

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Article XVX provides that any Stat may secede with the consent of the Legislatures of all the States of the section to which the State proposing ,to secede belongs. This provision is palpably in the interest of the rebels, allowing, as it would, the secession of the whole South in a body, but refusing the privilege to a BWPe. State to secede from its section. This summary will give the voters of Ohio some idea of the principles they are called on to support The scheme involves not only the disintegration of the Union, but the absolute subversion of Democratic principles. We have published the preamble and resolutions twice at full length. If any are incredulous upon the subject, they can satisfy their doubts by reference to the file of the Congressional Globe, of Feb. 7, 1861. No man who, in the face of such a record, will support Vallandigham, is ether a Union man or Democrat HARDWARE, &c. HAEDW1EE. ILLS, KELLOGG & CO, (SI&. BIO MILL SA.W,) (SUCCESSORS TO C. 6. WEILS,) K"o. 13 Plrst St. Merchants and Traders in Indiana, Kentucky and Illinois who like to buy Cheap Goods, are invited to call, We now have and coming in from Manufacturers 10 DOZR3 Crasa and Grata. 100 Doz. SNATHES. SO Doz. FORKS, Hay, Straw and 91anoxe. 60 Dozen Hakes. Garden and Haw. 100 DOZEN Scythe Stones. 50 Dozen AXES. Mann's and Llpplncott'.. Shovels Grain and Coal. 10 casks Chains, Trace Lost and Coil. 90 Doz. Hoes, Planters aud Garden QOO KogS ZN'eillJS. Locks, Door Pad and Till 1,000 Gross Gimblet Screws. 850. Doz. Pocket Knives. COTTON CARDS. 1.300 Doz. Knives and Porks. Cftft Tin T?il. in pvpry variety CAEPENTEES A2JD C00PEES TOOLS. Tacks, Saddler's and Carpet. SUTLERS GOODS. 2,000 lbs Sad Irons. Eazors, Shears and Scissors Ink and Blacking. JAPANNED TINWARE Eevolvers and Cartridges. Rubber Belting and Packing. NOTIONS, full Stock. Together with everything usually found in an Extensive Wholesale Hardware House, believing it will be to the interest of all to call before Purchasing else where. WELLS, KELLOGG, & CO., 13 First Street. ap27 TURNISURE. FURNITURE WARE HOUSE. 85 MAIN STREET, (ceebcest crrr building.) 6EELIG, LOEWEIfSTEiy AW, TOCLD BE6PECTFUIXT ITORM THX. I Public that tber have eDened a Dew Fur niture Wars Botse at the abo. locality. Tbajr keep canstaatly an baoa a tare stock or Cdsu-s. Beckers. . Bedsteads, Loanfe. Bvrwoa. 6o&a Cradles, tables, 6oeiables, Wardrobes. Wsshstscds. Safe., Ac, rileh tlwy will sell at low tatsa. Tneir motto is "Qoick sabs asa svaUnoatr" Oaa price onlv. Order promptly attended to. mbl7-3m