Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 166, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 March 1861 — Page 3

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The Daily Journal. ======= MONDAY MORNING................MARCH 25 ======= TRAVELERS' GUIDE. ——— Evansville & Crawfordsville R. R. DEPARTURE. Accommodation train................... 5.45 A. M. Mail Train..................................... 9.55 " ARRIVALS. Mail Train................................. 12.54 P. M. Accommodation....................... 4.14 " ——— Steamers—Regular Packets. [<For particulars, see advertisements>.] FOR CAIRO. CHARLEY BOWEN leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock <. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at night. FOR PADUCAH. DUNBAR leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at night. FOR HENDERSON. GEN. D. M. WHITE plies daily, leaving Evansville in the forenoon and returning in the evening. FOR LOUISVILLE. EUGENE, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 o'clock P. M. Arrives 'Tuesdays and Saturdays in the afternoon. GREY EAGLE, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at 12 o'clock M., and Thursdays at 6 o'clock P. M. Arrives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon. FOR GREEN RIVER. MATTIE COOKE leaves Mondays and Thursdays at 6 o'clock P. M. for Bowling Green. Arrives on Mondays and Thursdays in the morning. LUE EAVES leaves for South Carrolton and Pond River, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at noon.— Arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays, at night. ——— There is regular daily communication with HENDERSON and NEWBURGH by boat and land conveyance. ====== RIVER ITEMS. ——— STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ARRIVED. Jas. Montgomery, N. O.; Nashville, Nashville; Glendale, Cincinnati; Eugene, Louisville; Silver Moon, Memphis; Atlantic, New Orleans. DEPARTED. Jas. Montgomery, Lou.; Nashville, Cincinnati; Glendale, Memphis; Silver Moon, Cin.; Charley Bowen, Cairo; Atlantic, Louisville; Eugene, Louisville; Lue Eaves, Green river. ——— LOUISVILLE, March 23.—River falling fast with 7 feet in the canal. Weather clear. Mercury 44°. CINCINNATI, March 23.—River fallen 11 inches, now 19 1/2 ft. in the channel. Weather cloudy and mild, raining off and on for 12 hours. ......The Dunbar is the mail packet for all points south to-day. She leaves at 3 o'clock, on the arrival of the cars. Capt. Fowler and clerks Dusouchet and Taylor are the must affable and accommodating fellows on the river, and will look after the comfort of passenger [sic] with the most untiring zeal. ......The Little Grey Eagle is still in the hands of repairers. We presume she will be out one day this week. ......The new and staunch coast packet Mattie Cook will be at the landing all day receiving freight for Bowling Green and intermediate points on Green River. Capt. Vanmeter and those sociable gentlemen Travis and Miller will be found at their respective posts, and will take excellent care of all who place themselves under their charge. ......The Louisville Courier of Friday says: The River was falling slowly yesterday, with seven feet nine inches water in the canal by the mark at dark. During the previous twenty-four hours it had fallen two inches at the head of the fall, and six inches at Portland. On the fall there were five feet nine inches in the pass. The weather has been changeable, in fact a regular set to, row, or fight between old winter and young spring. The former hits hard, and holds on with a tenacity worthy a bettor cause. but spring appears hopeful, and though hit down pretty hard, was up smiling quite good natured and genial last eveaing, and wore a winning face. ======= <SHERIFF'S DALE NO 177>. i ce id hereby tfiven, tl-at by virtue of an txecu-ti'-u irisu"d out of the otn." of tbo Cloik of the ( toinoii I'lynn Court of Vanderburgh county, Ind; i, in tavorof Bertha Kidiner vs. I'eter Scbmuck a .; bi iji Sehirnior, and to rie .lirect I liave bvi -i iiii)u and will, on MONDAY. APF.TI. 13th, lHiil, twtvn th bourn of lOo'cloek a. at. and 4 o'rlovk r. X. of said day, at the door of the Court Ilouao in the city of Kvausville. Vanderburgh counTy an State of Indiana, ofl r tor Babi at public nut 'tun ttie reiitu and probia for a term not excuediiii? seven years, ot the follovvinic decribeil real eitHtn. to wit: Lots Nos. twenty-one (21), twen'y-two (-1 , and twenty-thiee ('1), in tibrk 'o. Hixtee : (it.) in Stoekwell's Knlaremeiit of the City of vanavil'e, Vanderburgb county and State of ltv -an'i. And iibould said rentsand friifit ot aaid rea estate not Hell tor a uin autticient to natiitfy pate writ and c-et, I will, at the same time and lla- , idler for aale and sell tho fee niiuple of saiil reai estate lor the satisfaction of said writ and con, wit nt relief from valuation or aporaienK-nt !a a. JOHN S. GAVITT, Sheriff V. O. r w .v Anthes, Pl'fl ' Atty'a. l reh 2d, lSi.l. niai2S ruv ,ltOTHJK F.1i'J'iJ'T.nj(J TJItl V A DM1N 1 TKATItl X . N"'ic-e in hereby priven that the nndersipned baa been appointed administratrix of the entate of Jam.- Laightin jr., de,'eae ., late of Vanderburgh conntv. Said estate irt snpptied to t-e insolvent. MADKI.A1NK V. LAUtillDIN, rvr2-;iww AdrniniHtrati i.v. Coroner's Inquest. Held over the body of Michael Ferguson, whose body was found dead in J. F. Henderson's boat, in Union Township, Vanderburgh county, Indiana, at the Henderson ferry. The verdict of the jury was that the deceased came to his death by a pistol shot to the left eye. At the time of his death he was about 27 years of age; he was dressed in a black satin vest, yellow jeans pants, coarse heavy boots, check shirt, knit woolen undershirt, cotton drawers, yarn socks. He had in his purse one note of hand of thirty-six dollars against David Stephens, with a credit of three dollars written on the back, and pocket-book containing sixty cents in silver, and a key, and a memorandum written in German. An open pocket-knife was found by his side. mar22-3w JOHN WAYMAN, Coroner, V. C. ——————— f .W K HI '' 8 J't. 1 7 G . y N'.t" o U hereby jr'ven that by virtue of an exeeoti :i isauetl onto!" the orhce of the ('lei k ot the I'uur! Cointuon 1'leh.s of Vanderburgh county, ludibba, in favor id' Michael H. Hall vs. .) lln eaf , and to me directed, in pursuance of which writ, J will, on WKDNKSPAY, API11 Ii loth. ISi l. It tivei ii the Imurs of ten o'clock a.m. anil four oYl'Hik p. M. of said day, at the door of the Court l!oue Ir; the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh "nitty, Indiaiia, oiler for sa!o at pub lb; auction, tie, re'tTs and profits for a term not exceeding seven V ai, of the follow in;; described real estate, to-wit: l.-.t No seven (T in Block No. fourteen (14) with t'.if improvements tbeieou, in the Kastern Enlargement of the city of Evauaviile, Vanderburgh v.nihty, and itate of Indiana. And should said rei.iH.inl proliu of said real estate, not soil for a sum sn!lieieiit to satisfy sai 1 writ and costs, I will, at trie s.'ine tiiini and place, offer for sale and sell the i.-i -iinple of said real estate, for the satislSctiou of said vrit and eost?. JOHN S GAVITT, Sheriff V. C. I.. C Stiiison PI'ff's Ait'y. March, l'Jth 1S61. m 1 TluN TO SKLL KIJAL ESTATK. .-TAT K OK INDIANA, Vif derbiirfh Comity, j N ti. is hereby Riven that Harriet Bishop, a 1-not!t-t;-trix of the estate of Kmorv Vilsou, iloi'mv !, Ita.s tile,! lier iM-titioii to soli certain real e3f.t'if tl'e deeeilout. bis personal bein insufficient t p'V bis etits, and that said petition will be 1" u-1 ut the next term of the Cwurt of Common l'f-wi "l said Csmnt v. HABRIKT BISH Or, .'a!. I. l.i-:iw Administratrix. Tuo I -i.partneii.bip h. retof,.re existing under the title of i-antlin Stephens is this day dissolved by mui'iil c 'nsent, by It. K. St-pheiu retiring from iie concern. The liu-iness of the old firm will i a sett'ed up by James Soaiit.liu . t'o., who will ccutinuti business at the idd Ntaud. JAS. Sf ' NTIjT N, Jit. It. K. STKI HKNS. 1" t int.' dirtpo.l oi my interest in the firm of .;e u uiu cstepkeiis James Seantlin A iu,., I ,i,e plea-ur in recommending the new edtahljsliiiieiit to ail the patrons of the old firm . tuail5-3rd KOB'X JE. STEPHENS.

APRIL ELECTION. ———

Mr.8R3. Kiitobs: Please aunouuc John F fKLKKIl for Township Trustee, at the April election By request of (-) Masi Voteus. J. Tlryav Schislf.b will be a candidate for Constable or rigeuu To.vus-hip, at tho ensuing Apri1 election. John Clivfobd is a candidate for re-election to the office of Constable of Pigeon township, t the ensuing April election. Kditob Jouksal. Please announce that it was decided iu private and public assemblies, that Mthapker & Bin-sing's Dry Goods Store is a popular candidate for Public Favors. Many (ought to he) Vo.'f.bs. E. S. Martin is a candidate for re-election to the cuice of City Marshal, at the next April election. Mu.Jt.ui Ilr.uDKKici! is a candidate for Council, man in the Fifth Ward. William II. Oaklet is a candidate for Ciry Surveyor, at the eusuitig April election. Messes. Editors : Please announce the naniesof Wm. Dean and Marcus Shf.rwood for Assistant Assessors, at the ensuing April election. By request of Many Citizens. Mr. Ecit.ir: Apiuan Torso is a candidate for City Assessor at the April e'eriieu. Z. M. P. Carter, Esq., is a candidate for Justice of tho Peace of Pigeon Township, at the ensuing April election. " ) 1f.is Kennft is a candidate for Street Commissioner at the ensuing April election. Chas. W. Tono ii a candidate for re-election to the offic? of Constable of Piireou Township, at the eiifuing April election. John Smith i candidate for re-election to tho office of Street Commissioner at the April election Jacob Hf.nnelwiII be a candidate for Justice of the Veace of Pltren Township at the April election. We aro requested to anuounce the name of W. A. Si.ac.ht as a candidato for Justice of the Pence ;f l'i':eon Township. Cn ARt.FS Fox Sci.livvn is a candidate for Constable ir Pijteon township at the ensuing April ebii:tion. Akoiiep. St I.I.IVAN- is a .-andidate for Township Trustee of Pigeon towushi , at the ensuing April election. Jons "f.ij:ii is a candidate for the office of Constable of Pigeon Tcwnshipat the ensuing April Eleciioti. Uriah Snook will run for Constable of Pigeon Towusbip at tho ensuing April Election. JamfT. Walker is a candidate lor re-election to the office of Justice of tho Peace of Pigeon Township at the ensuing April Election. Philip STANnr.anK is a candidate for Constab'e of Pigeon Township at the ensiling April Election. Pa i rics Bv rke is a candidate for re-ele -jtitm to the otlice of City Clerk, at the ensuing April election. Messrs. Epit.'.rs : Please announce my name as a candidate for the office of Street Commissioner, at the next election. ("J Gf.okhe Weidiu. By 'equest of several voters, please arncunce Mr Theodoro Mingst as a candidate for City Marshal, for the April election. J. K. FRICK is a candidate for tho office of City Surveyor, at the ensuing April election. Christian Hedderich is a eandilato for reelection to tho office of City Collector. Messrs. Ennoas : Tb aso announce the name of J. M. Caliiwei.l as a candidate for the onion of City Collector. Mast Citizens. EntrORK Journal: Pleaso announce that lam a candidate for re-election to the office of City Surveyor, p) Jas. 1. Saunders. Jon Suubert is a candidate for the office of City Assessor at the ensuing April election. ': Michael Uahn is a candidate for Street Comruissiouer at tho election in April next.1-' BRACKET MILUSwill be a candidate for Justice of the Peace of Pigeon Township at the ensuing April election. BUJ-JOHN MAJOIS is a candidate for Street Commissioner at the eusuing election Eos. JounsAL: Please announce tho name of WM. K. McGREW as a candidate for tho office of City Cb rk, at tho April election. Special Notices. Jl ItVrd to th afed. In tht dectin of life the loss of vital force consequent upon physical decay, can only bo safely supplied by somo vivifying preparation which recruits the strength anil spirits, without entailitig exhaustion, which is always the final effect of ordinary stimulants. V." o tender to tho aged HOSTETTEB'S STOMACH BITTERS as an invigorant and restorative, immediate in its bentficial action and pennant in its effeot. It tones the stomach, improves the appotite, acts like a charm upon the spirits, and tends not only to prolong life beyond its usual span, but to render it as enjoyable in its evening as In its prime. For dyspepsia, oppression after eating, bilious cholic, wind cholic, spasms of the stomach, sick or nervous head-ache, chills and fever, tremens, prostration, and all the complaints siecial to tho febler sex, tho Bitters are earnestly recommended by thousands who have witnessed their superior efficacy in such cases. marlO-dwlw. Hollatvay'm Pill and Ointmtnt.Ity. tberia. In the most virulent stages of this malignant disease of the throat, these medicines experienced the most successful results w hile thousands succumbed to the violence of this disorder, not a Bingle decease occurred among those who used these remidies, thus presenting an "oasis" of practicul experience, 'mid the desert of death of speculative theory. The Royal College of Surgeons awarded them the palm of victory as the only antidote for this distemper, by introducing them into the newedition of their pharmacalogia. In Scarlatina, Mumps, 4c., they are equally efficacious. Sold by all Pruggests, at 2"c, t!2c, and SI per box or pot. marlO-dwlw. Jitlirtunx Trttnrnt. t-'or thft, the mast aw fill of all Complaints by its cause, and its effect, finds a sure remedy in Ilnnm-weirs Tulu Anodyne. So marked was its effect on a violent case, that a ptjx 'inn i-iiiarKeu mat " it nugnt cause arunKeuness, by the ease wtth which it was cured.1' The giving nl of inm actually aggravates the case.ro produces a confer delirium, and it requires no argument to prove that this is a stop to cure. This contrast of the Anodyne With preparations of opium, we ask to be proved by all, and are willing to rest on results alone. Read the pamphlet, and follow directions carefully. See advertisement. MS" Coughs. The suddeu changes of onr climate are sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial, and Asthmatic Affections. Experience having proved that simple remedies often act speedily and certainly when taken iu the early stages of the disea.se, recourse should at once bo had to "Brown's Bronchial Troches," or Lozenges, let tho Cold, Cough, or Irritation of the Throat be ever so slight, as by this precaution a more serious attack may be effectually warded off. Public Speakers and Singers will find them effectual for clearing and strengthen ing the voice. See advertisemen t. decl-6mdi w Hair tiylUair JiytH Katr William A. Batchelor's Hair Dye I The original and best in the world ! I I All othwra aro more imitations, and bould be avoided, if yon wish to escape ridicule. GRAY, RED, or RUSTY Hair Dyed instantly to a beautiful ar. i Natural Brown or Black, without injury to the Hair or Skin. FIFTEEN MIDALS AND DIPLOMAS have boon awarded to VVat. A. Batch ei.ob t in :e Vi V), and over 80,000 npp nations have beei. made to tht, Hair of his Patrons t his famous Dyo. W. A. SATCHEL- K'S HA I It I)VK produces a color not to be distin aisbed from nature, and is warranted not to inji in the toast, however long it may be continneJ. and the ill effects of bad Pj-es remedied ; the Hair invigorated for life by this Splendid Pye. old in all cities and town; of the United States, by Druggists and Fancy Coods Dealers. tl.The Genuine has the name and address upon a steel plat engraving on four sides of each Box. of William A. Uatchelor. Address CHAS. BATCnELOR, Proprietor, ept.201yrd.w SI Barclay-st, Now York.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. BY THE E. & W. LINE. Exclusively for the Journal. ======= Washington, March 23. Sun ate. A letter was received from the Vice President ia which he stated it was his intention to be absent during the remainder of the session, and also to afford an opportunity for the Senate to elect a Vice President pro tern. On motion of Mr. Dale, Mr. Foote was unanimously chosen Vice President pro tern. Mr. Foote, on being conducted to the chair, made a few pertinent remarks. On motion of Watson, a committee was appointsd to communicate the election of Mr. Foote to the Vice President. Mr. Wade presented the credentials of Jno. Sherman, of Ohio. The Senate to-day confirmed the following nominations : James M. Burgess, Postmaster in Javesville, Wisconsin ; Archibald M. Campbell, Post Master in Wheeling, Virginia; Albert Todd, Post Masteiv in Lexington, Ky.;Vm. D, McLait, Post Ma3ter in Nashville, Tenn ; James L. McDowell, of Kansas, U. S. Marshal; Charles L. Wilson, Secretary of Legation to London ; Wm. L. Dayton, Jr., Assistant Secretary of Legation at Paris ; John Hantia, U. S. District Attorney for Indiana. In addition to the above n number or land officers and army promotions were confirmed, including that of Lieut. Col. Lee in the place of Sumner, promoted. Washington, March 22. The Republican Senators ia caucus to-day resolved to supersede the present surgeant-at-arms, and Assistant Doorkeeper, by a new election. They will determine on candidates tomorrow morning. There is no determination in the Administration circles relative to the extra session of Congress according to the present indications. The nomination of Holloway as Commissioner of Patents cannot be confirmed, the committee on Patents not having reported on the subject. II i 3 name will therefore probably bo withdrawn. Col. Barbour, Superintendent of tlic Harpers Ferry A rmory,tendered hi3 resignation to-day. HEKALD'S DISPATCH. The Administration will reply to the Southern Commissioners in a fe' days slating it has no power to treat with them, and they can be regarded only as gentlemen. Dr. Fox of the Navy, accompanied by Capt. ItartsU'in, visited Major Anderson, but the naoire of his mission is unknown. The Secretary of the Treasury has advertised for proposals for the eight million loan which will bear C per cent, interest, payable semi-annually, to bo le-iiabursed in 20 years from 1st of January last. No offer will be receiv ed for any fraction of a thousand or considered, unless one per ce ntum be deposited, subject to order of the Secretary. Proposals will be received up to noon of April 2d. KPEC1AL TO THE WOULD. Carl Schtirz as Minister to Portugal, was sent in to-day. , The Southern CoiumisMotiers received ad vices to-day, that affairs looked mure peaceable and thatevtry collision was almost impossible. Mason and Hunter have gone to Virgiuia to urge immediate (Secession. The President's levee was crowded. All Foreign Ministers were in attendance. f ) i The evidence in the Armstrong Court Martial case, indicates "there was -sulScieut force to defend the Navy Yard at the time of its surrender. ' SPECIAL TO THK TEIBDNB. Raymoud of the Times will be Consul to Paris. Mr. Farmer has been appointed Minister to Equador. Washington, March 23. The Charleston Courier of the 21st, received here, says: " The assertion that the term of service of 26 of Major Anderson's men had nearly expired is a mistake. Anderson was in daily expectation of receiving orders to evacuate Fort Sumter. The supply of provisions and fuel is nearly exhausted. ' If ho is not speedily relieved be will be compelled to burn some of his gun carriages. He stated that the fort would be given up to South Carolina after an examination by authorized officers and their receipt for the property. Col. Lay has had a long interview with Gov. Pickens and Gen. Beauregard. Arrival of tle Canada. Liverpool, Friday, March 1. Breadstuff Steady; provisions dull. VV. N. & Co., R. S. & Co., and B. A. k Co. report flour quiet but steady at 28s31s. American wheat firm at full prices for tine with a partial advance of 2d3d for Spring red which is quoted lis 2d12s lOd; white 12s 6d(al4s 6d. Corn firm. London, Friday, March 1. Consols 91 J 91f for money; 9192 for account. The bullion in the bank of England decreased 149,000. The money market 13 unchanged. Liverpool. March 9. All was quiet at Warsaw. It is said the number of persons killed by the troops there was 53. The blockade of the Citadel of Messini is officially proclaimed and hostilities have commenced. On the Paris Bourse rents are 6Sf. 20c. Richmond, March 23. The Virginia State Convention re-assembled to-day, and Mr. Baldwin finished his Union speech. Mr. Bruce, of Halifax, then commenced a speech in reply to Baldwin, and had not concluded when the Convention adjourned. The Convention has agreed to hold evening sessions hereafter. After adjournment Baldwin was presented with a beautiful wreath on behalf of the Union ladies of Virginia. Buffalo, March 23. Eastern mails have all been delayed by deep srnsw. No New York mail this morning. New York, March 23d. Stocks regular and inactive. Money unchanged and in fair demand. Sterliug exchange closes very firm but quiet at yesterday's rates. Sew Orleans Market. Ntw Ouleans, March 20 Four Unchanged and steady nt 5 25 for superfine. Provisions Mess Pork firm at 18 CO, and iu fair demand. Lard iu good demand and the market firm at 9Jc. Bacon is a shade lower and in moderate demand ; shoulders 7$(tij7Je, and sides lOJc. Bulk meat is selling at G8Jc for shoulders and sides. Whisky Dull and the market quite unsettled. ? - Coru "Firm at 56c. " r Sugar Firm at 52"c for fully fair to choice. Molasses Unchanged ; choice re-boilcd is selling at 252G. The preparations lor the' summer cruise of the school-ship for midshipmen are about to bo commenced at the Annapolis Academy. " Old Ironsides " is undergoing a final brushing up, and in a few ?weeks will look ii3 well as she did on the coast of Africa in 1813. The youug gentlemen will visit several seaboard cities of the American and European continents during their first cruise

I The Sharp Debate Between Douglas ' and Fcsicntlen in the senate. Mr. Douglas protests against the Globe's : report of his remarks last Friday, in the ' sharp debate with Messrs Wilson and Fessenden, but it is published without any : alteration, ami it is difficult to find any in- ' accuracy in it. ' The debate was unexpectedly personal, and resulted quite differently from the ! wishes of Mr. Douglas, who set it a-going. Mr. Dougla3 ha3 become impatient of the judicious silence of the Republican senators, and he determined, by some ingenious hook or crock, to " bring them to their milk." Believing that a division of opinion existed among them on the question of the proper policy to be pursued by the administration in reference to the Beceded states, he hoped to elicit a premature discussion from them, and to destroy the efficiency and unity of the party at the outset. Their provoking reticence, broken only by an occasional bothering interrogatory from them, proved too much for his temper and he resorted to those weapons ot taunts and charges of inconsistency in the use of which he is prominent. This was done under the guise of conoern for the public peace and safety. A brief, characteristically direct and forcible' reply was delivered by Mr. Wilson, who denied Mr. Douglas's right to act as interpreter for the administration, and nsserted that the effect of his elaborate speech was to revive the sectional excitement which be assumed to deprecate and oppose. Mr. Douglas, in his answer, made a slip of the tongue, in saying " the senator from Maine " instead of the senator from Massachusetts, and wa3 corrected in good temper by Mr Fessenden and others. In a moment of excitement he asserted that he had made no such mistake. . They assured him he bad.- This provoked the Illinois senator to attack Mr. Fessenden. The senator from Maine he pronounced guilty of discourtesy in not accepting his own construction of the langunge he had used, and thus violating an established rule among gentlemen. Mr. Fessenden rose and reasserted that the mistake bad been committed. Mr. Douglas then replied that the senator from Maine said what was false and he knew it. MR. FESSENDKS'S ltKTORT. A profouud stillness followed. Mr. Fessenden took the floor, and with the most cool and impassive severity, administered to his impetuous antagonist a lesson which will not Soon be forgotten. The au3tere indifference with which he treated the imputations on himself, and the contemptuous irony of his voice, look, and gesture, cannot be reproduced iu any report. Of its kind, brief and iuntromiitu as it was, bis retort was tiie mostcompletc parliamentary effortwhich bus been heard in the Senate for a long time. The definition of his position with reference to the question of personal responsibility and the dueling code was exceedingly apt and explicit. In reply to a suggestion of Mr. Douglas, ho slated tij.it the Senator from Illinois need not fcur, or, to speak more delicately, used not apprehend any hostile nietsagu ftotu him. lie, Mr. Fessemdeu, made it a point to use insulting language to no one, least of all to a gentlemnn who rccoguized a codu of settling difficulties different from his own. "And why? Because I would consider myself a coward to deliberately iusuit a duelist when I could not give the offended party the only satisfaction which he would dceoi adequate for the wrong. But a matt who, like the Senator from Illinois, is presumed to recognize the code, and who wautouly insults another, knowing that he is not a duelist, is even a greater coward than I." Mr. Douglas is endowed with amazing dexterity and resources in debate, but this time he seemed baffled, and promising to give the other side a good deal of trouble yet, he sat down, with this remark that the noise in the galleries would not allow him to proceed. POLICY TOWARDS THIS SECEDINi: STATES. In thu course of his speech, Mr. Fessenden said what the Republicans generally believe to be true, that the object of Mr. Douglas's resolution, asking the Secretary of War to explain the motives and policy of the administration on a very delicate question, was to lay the basis of a speech to arouse an irritating debate, and to create instead of allaying, apprehension in the public mind, for he had no reason to expect the resolution would pass. If he had been disposed not to embarrass the administration, and had acted in good faith, the resolution would have been directed, not tothe War Department, but to the President, and would only ask for such information as the Chief Magistrate might deem it compatible with the public interests to commun'cate. The rumors of warlike intent and suspicion of disunion sentiments on the part of Republican Senators he pronounced purely inventions of Air. Douglas. The admiaistration meant what it had announced, a policy of peace, and, in his opinion, the Senator from Illinois was doing all in his power to thwart that policy. As Mr. Fessenden, by his position as Chairman of Finance, becomes the leader of the administration party in the Senate, his announcement, though coupled with a profession of ignorance of its policy, is of considerable significance. JV. Y. Post. 6T itJfl V1 S T RJt TOM'S SHALMZ. Noti e i herely privnn that I will rI1 at public ani tion, on Satttrdny, tht lath day of April isxtf Ht the reiilene of Patrick Culvert, tftte oi Van.icrburah cwimty, .lperasrd, all his personal property, consisting of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Beds, A credit of twelve months will be piveu fn all Hums over thrt-e dollar?, th purchaser giving his note with approved surety, waiving valuation aud appraiHement laws, with interest from date. I.KKOY CALVEUT, March 12th, ISCI. Administrator. Notice is hereby given that tho nndorsind haa been appointed administrator of the estate of Patrick Calvert, lato of Vanderburjth connty, deceased. Said estate ia supposed to be solvent. LEKOY CALVERT, Adm'r. March 12-3ww njniJViSTR&Toiris jvotmcmi. Notice is hereby given that the ruilersfntMl bus Itetfli appointed administrator of the estate of Eli abeth Le.-in, tatoof Vanrierbuih county, deceased. aid estate issnitposed to be solrent. Aud notice is hereby further niven that I will S' 11 at public auction, on Thurstiiiy, thet 4th day of April, IS;1, at the residence of Klizabeth Dean, late ol Vamlerburgh couuly, deceased, iu 1'orry township, three miles below Kvausvillo, on tho Hendersou road, all Iter personal property, consisting of Horses, ;attlo, lio-s, ('torn. Fannin,; utensils, Household aud Kitchen Km iiiture, Ac, &:. A eroiit of ten months will be jriven oh ul! sums ovor S.'l.OO, tho purchaser givintf bis noto with approved security, waiving valuation laws, with interest from date. WILLIAM FKLSTEAD, marll Administrator. 6f v.m.visTKJiTuira jvotich. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator dc lunuts mom of tho estato of John Dean, late of Vanderburgh comity, deceased. Said es'nte is supposed to be solvent. All roTsons indebted to said estate will please call on tho undersigned uutl pay up, and all persons haviut: claims against saidestato will plcartj fjlu the AUuie for collection. WILLIAM FF.LSTKAD, M.irchl3-3ww Administrator re bonus uon. Thoso persons indebted to James Oakley Son ar requested to call at No. ft north irt street, aud s.-ttlo thoir accounts. Wo can bo found there from ! . M. to 3 p. M. March21-3td JAS. OAK LEV SON. JP OX UtOllt Tho dwelling house now occupied by Sam'l Lister and fauiily, on Sccoud street. I'os essiou pivon first of April. There are ten room, iu the house, aud it is ono of tho most comfortable dwellings in tbeeity. Apply to, Uiri0-d2w. BICU'D ItALEIGU.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ======= MARCH 1st ------ 1861 ———

Headquarters For Spring HARDWARE —AT— <WHOLESALE>. ———————C. S. WELLS, 13 First street, Sign of GOLDEN MILL SAW. EVANSVILLE, IND. Now opening and to arrive, thp following season, able goods, at rednced prices 5 casks Planters Hoes, extra heavy. 25 doz Handled Hoes. 10 casks Trace Chains, (extra quality.) 5 casks Log Chains. 30 doz Root Haines. 20 50 25 25 25 35 30 Garden Hakes. Shovels and Spades. Manure Forks. Cow Bells, heavy. Meal Seives. Coffee Mills. Hand Saws. ii 3 cases Hook-tooth X Cut Saws. 3 cases Mill Saws. 5 casks Curry Combs, (heavy English.) 200 doz Augurs. 60 doz Chisels and Gouges. 500 doz "BUTCHEFv'S" Files. 200 doz Locks and Latches. 1500 gross Gimlet Screws. 200 dcz Butt Hinges. 60 doz Strap and T Hinge3. Also 1800 doz Table Knives. 600 doz Pocket Knives. 100 doz Shears and Scissors. 50 doz Razors, Wade & Butcher's. And 10 cases "OHIO TOOL GO'S " extra BENCH and other PLANES. Blood's & Waldron Scythes, 100 doz. Briar Scythes, 10 doz. Scythe Snathes, 60 doz. Grain Cradles, 25 doz. Forks, 2, 3, & 4 prong, 75 doz. Scythe Stones, 200 doz. Hay Rakes, (Wood), 25 doz. Iu Sundries 5 cases Percussion Caps. 50,000 Fish Hooks. 15 Gross Butler's Blacking. 50 coils Elanilla Rope. 25 coils Cotton Rope. 300 lbs Twine Hemp, and Cotton. 300 lbs Cotton Trot Lines and StnrriTip-. o o Together with Gun Barrels and Trimmings. Patent Well Curbs. Pump Chain and Gearing. Platform, Counter, and Tea Scales. Japanned and Stamped Tinware. 50 bdls Iron WireWhips and Lashes. Combs, Porte Monnaies, and Needles. Cabinet Hardware & Tools. Coopers' Tools, (Rochester.) Also 3000 ft very best brand of Gum Belting. 500 lbs Gum and Hemp Packing. 1000 ft Gum Hose. 100 lbs Copper Belt Rivets. I giva exclusive attention to the WHOLESALK THAWS. My Foreign and American Goods are all made up EXPKESSLY Foil M K. from orders and samples given the Manufacturers several months lieforehand, thus securi'ig Ooods exactly suitable to my trade, of the bc-n ijiiality and the lowest possible prices, because th. y all come from first hands. This is self-evident. Cash and Prompt Customers Win find my establishment tho very place, as I am after the DKST TliADIJ, and entirely satisfied with low figures fo all such. Prices reduced 10 ner cent... Fully, on many articles of Hardware. C. S. WELLS, m rlti t.Il july 1 Sign of the Golden Mill Saw. jHnaifts l, h: .v. 174. Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of seven executions, five ol which were issued out of the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, ami two out of the Circuit Court of Vmiderburgli county, Imlinua, iu favor of Wm. II. louugand Washington Carsou, Charies F. Keyr.olds, Frederick W. Devoe and Charles Pratt, Win. II. Everson, Xiarclay Preston, Thomas J . lloskinson ad Christopher L. Graff, Win. T. Smith, Josiah Knightley, James F. Kent, K. 0. Tucker anil J. It. Carter, vs. Kli.-iha S. Dabcock, ai:d to me diiecled, I have levied upon, and will, on vkixejday. April :m, ia, Between the houis of ten o'elo.-k a. m. and four w'ciock I. . of said day., at tho door of the Court llonse iu the city of KvansviMe, Indiana, oflor for salo at public auction, the rent and profits for a term not exec ding seveu jears of the following described real e-laio to-wit: Lots No. four () and live (0), and the half of lot No. three (.".) adjoining 'said lot Nt?. four (4), all in the Atdtland Place, Kvaiitville, Vanderburgh County, and S.ate of Indiana, according to the recorded plat thereof, ii'itl being th- premises on which the i-aid F-libha S:. liabrock resides. Aud should said rents and profits of 6aiii real estate not sell for a sum .utiicient to satisfy said writ and costs, I will, at the tamo timo and place, offer for sale and sell tho fee simple of said real estate, for tho satisfaction of said writ and. coots, without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. JOHN H. GAVITT, Sheriff V. C, Wheeler Iglebart, Jamas K. lieid, aud Morris S. Johnson, pi ll 's att'ys. Jiarcu 9th, ISol. marll-3ww JfVJUJV HTWE POLISH. fJa. 5 pross Magic Stovo Polish, that cannot be boat, for sale at tle15 ELLIOTT'S Family Gro tery. newjR.'vii'SsTVitJvtM'z so n i nn Prime Turnips just received f.t dec'Jl ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. JPX i.V PlifJS '. 1 0 all nil M just received and for sale at No. 22 Main street. doc21 JE. Now IIam:t just received and for sale at janUS ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.

<WHOLESALE>.

Ic. 3. WELLS.

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Forwarding and Commission. ======= C. R. RUDD. S. I. RUDD. RUDD BROTHERS, Forwarding & Commission MERCHANTS, No. 38 Poydras Street, feb21-6mos NEW ORLEANS. —————— W. 1.1 . A I K MAN A. CO,. PRODUCE AND Commission Merchants, No. G North Water at., Kvansvllle. Agents for the sale of Salt. Klour. Grain. Provisions, aud all other articles of Produce, OCt'4.' A. LEMCKE & CO.. Dcalert in l'rodiiet, AND Commission Merchants, Have rem ved fo No. ol Main Street. nov:5 I. A. CRANK .WM. BEOWV. CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission IMorcliaiits, And Steamboat Agents, EVANSVILLE, I.SD. Wf Agents for Kanawha Salt Company. "S1 RiP Liberal Cash advances made on Shipments of NEW AND COMMISSION UOIISK. PRODUCE Cheese ami Butter Agency XI. E. O'EILEY, 3P XX O X XT O 23 C0miSSI0NDMERCHANT. Agent for the sale of "Western Reserve Butter and Cheese. No. 3 Sycamore Street, dec20 EVANSVILLK. IND. Tm SHAPiPE, PRGDUCE& GQMniS'fl MERCHANT, And Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Garden & Grass Seeds, Machines, Trees, Plants, ; Hydraulic Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c, &c. JMo. 5 Sycamore St., Uetwecn First aud Main, EVANSVILLE, IND. mar9 iifc.';irW'V rnilMMH JiXf HKSM COM PJtJWV: WM. NEW ARKANGEMF.NT. The Adams fcxparss Company respectfully announce to their friends and patrotiB, the public of Kvansville and vicinity, that, with Increased fuciii. ties for the transportation of F B EI a H T , VAOKAOEB, HONEY AND VALUABLES, They solicit a continuance of former favors. Especial care takvn in tbe collection of Dills, Drafts, Notes, and the trausportatiou of .mall aud valuable packages. Ail persons wishing to avail themselves of the faollitie. of the Express, can obtain any desired information in reference to the route, and details of tbe business, at thuir Office on First street, between Main aud Locust, opposite the Post Office. dell? G. II. FISH. Agent. Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE. IND. P. Gr. O'RILBIT & CoCOMMISSION M EltCIl A NTS. General Kailroa'', Steamboat, and Expreis AKeot Special Agents for the PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connection., over which we are authorized to give through receipts at tbe lowest possible is tea Having a mammoth Wharfhoat at the landing, tho largest on the Ohio Biver, capable of storing and protecting all merchandize liable to damage from exposure, wo are prepared to facilitate tbe dispatch of all consignments, forwarded to our cure by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to KoceivitiR, Storing and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us forsale, and satisfaction guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehonso on Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and on tiie Wharf boat, where we are to bo found, attending to tho interest, of our patrons at all hours, day nnd night. With our superior facilities; long standing ; niltiring energy; and knowledge of our business, wr feel confident of giving general satisfaction, i i' hope to merit a continuance of the ex tt nsivepatron. age we are now enjoying. Liberal cash advances will be made on allconslgnments to either ourselves or correspondents iu any of the principal markets, North, East or Soutb. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. A GREAT CHANCE FOR A FARMER. EYri.-sTMSii. a pmjictmvji. 9 tf Farmer, with a fauily, to reside a .hurt distance from the city. To one competent to take chargo of a small farm, and of sober industrious habits, a good chance oft. -re. He will be supplied with a good house, garden, and other advantages, and paid liberal wages per month. Applv to marll-liudf KELLER & WHITK. WpTTMikf Mi ti UH JUVIIP oiTLTttir, MM received daily and for sale by febl5 GEO. FOSTER CO. grtiiisj g' MjJi Tiji&. t &ixt doz. froeu Eggs at to cents per dor.., t COOK LANGLKVS.

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an um u it i a .vat jsvf iXi y in'" oi an orii-i oi in. i.o.. Pleas of Vaudorburgh County, tlieGuardianof the minor Heirs of (ittir-i-e ceased, will on the lift Ii day of April lut.i 10 nml 4 o'clock, at the Court Jlou-" four, in City of Kvansville, oiler for sale at Public Auction tho lllitl videsl H, veil eih'l,lbs of lot 11, block ;t, in the Eastern Knlargcmt iiL of i-aid City. Terms One. U,( ni',(, ; l,aluce at I. anil 12 niontls; purchaser civlui; notes with unproved mocurity, waiving it lit 1 laws. JosSfpIl 'JTltNOCK. iiir,-:iw Guardian. MjP ship. The co-partnership bereloloie existing between the undersigned, under lb" imui.' and juai of Oojelunil .f Nexs' ii is Ibis day dissolved by mutual consent. J. W. Nejisen alone out niit-s the Con ral insurance business. Gl I 1,1 t'OPi.LAND. .1. W. NKXS1.N. tviusrillo, March 1. IHi.l. .T. W. Nensen would respectfully inotri'j the citizens of F.VKiisvilie that li has removed bis oflico to No. 4 First Street, up stairs, over the avtiigs B-.a't, where he will coiitittHit the general Insurance biir-i-tifss in all its braiicioH, ami h p- by i:fict att.'otion to busiiiosH, and to the itjteto ls ol his pi troiis, to merit a continuance and mcreue uf i!ie patronage hostouc l U) ia Ibe late li.io .1. W NF.XSI. S. Oill. e No 4 'irt Mr , it, stairs, niui lo-da' Ov r the vaviuif.i H.niV. rmiO TIM I..IIHKH! - llrVv ItZilri X? received a nr-.t assortment id' K. wer Seeds, which we Can recommend ;n svirildo to Ibis ''ii matt.. mr.ni!oru: .& PKAKCE, I'riU'giBts, iuai'2 7.S Main st. WasiiimrtHii Block. XTw T3 iO "W ZX't - C'llABT.l.S AliLkM IU' 4 leiUoVetJ b , Phoe establishment to 1'ir: M., i.e the rear of Theodore's Tobuccn t 1 1! Ii will be pleas 'd to see nil il his ol 1 liie oi ' turners at this new Maud. m r i -MJr 2o bush. Ilriotl Aim. li s. Peaches. COOSC d 1 v . '; L V Y . Mt'OJV. .'l.tssi II is pri.je M.bOO " 1,(HK) " Clear rr.-itns. Slioii'ii.rn 'ii!i'S. COOK ,f I. J : . JflfCK WHK.9T I'l.trt'H. a oil backs ibit.k Wheal, .Mi lbs. . , ,, . t -otivetlat CooltAc LA .' I V . fl gt S.tfKS ( HOICK -, tti. WkAtVf MV (.IT I f ttl it For sale by Cook A 1 WC, ;.XV. 4 f CMOiCF. nit it nt )A3 TUV iif.tf.V 2ili buth. Prime O.its A choice lot of Ornngi s ami l.etuoi, , HI boxes Tall iw ('undies, '2(1 "Star HI ". 0 ruiau Soap, 10 " No. 1 10 ' Crown " Forsaloby COOK l.N ,1 I Crittenden Excha r. zc, M A I N S TREE , (tlETWKF.X rOfllTII AND l'U'TI if ) T. RKD310ND. r .;. .': . ,. i.. Fnre Lrvctf. Ib-uitiubor that tli r, ,i i,m: ! ,, Exchange serves up Free Lunch, Soon, ,5 , n patron, every day at 10 o'clock. , i A SUPERLATIVE TONSC,DBUSir. I it--7 0 FVcOPl' St 1 - AAn tW9 I' Mi I. K II WW SC1I1KDAM AHO.M AT1C S .1 should be kejit in eiery iaioily. It in recta the jll vffects of change of woatfe-r .o beverage, it is the purest litjuor made i.j f ' Put up in piut aud quart bottles. Al . i UPOLPHO WOLFE';' 1' it I'! M Puro Cognac Brati t..V 1 . Iniorti'd nnd bottled by hi'Pself, wnf and the best quality, with his c.'rl iflt lift tie, and his scul on the cork. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S Pure Port Wiiit? fllMKjt tiMl anil h.tllt by hiiilMr'll. put ' ' iual pui p.'Sen, with his rer I i(ivtl n i I"'" ell! warrHiif(l pine and (he lu st jnHli(y. UDOLPJIO WoLFE'i Puro Sherry V Imported aud bottled by IiIiuk' If, the Port Wine. , ti e v ,i- I 1, rriOLPHO WOLFE'! Puro Madeira , J in prtd Mnd hotlted by hiinc If, fm medicinal lh be ?i. U in.wver nfl to the trade in (.W. 'I hi wine Krlit tly pure. ITD0LPII0 WOLFE'. Pure Jama i c a ST. CltoIX kl'Jl, SCOTCH A lia.'.. All tbe above imported nnd bottlec warrAiittsI puro ami the best tj'ctlllv. 11 I U : , V i. I .. i y 1 1 1 1 o L. ! i . TO THE PUDLIO. I will dink my rvpdtHix'fi as a ionn inp aa a merchant of i hirly year' re-n . York, that what ? .h'ij(o nnd Ichtji, aral, my label, and my rert'itc.ite, enn be relied upon by v .r pu. tciei Phybiri-in. who -,e Vitie :md Idji I'Mrtli.e, Mhonld (.'ivt lluir j-r.-tM:-articb-H. Kor Hale by all reHjiertubh (caries. UOOLPHO WOtF Sole MaiiiiLiciorer and J no. oil. i o. Arotuaiic St liitapis. No. Si '4 rteiivir klrcrt, Nmi The trade supplied bv k K L L IC It A Vi'JIITH, It mar14-3mrt&w ' Kmi 1 ei U. fWH ItK.VT. - Til Mi WM. I.I. t Store, lately owned and tsi tipieo Gavisk, ileceasetl, ns a rioocry ami pr corner of Main ami Fouilli street, lirst-rattf smoke houo att'icbed to the Apply to John Gavisk, or Wit. I. Julyii-.l.twtf 2?oro-tco-Offipp. of TIIK Kvansvii.i P Lt Fvansvii . 1 1 Notice is hereby giyen, that, by onb i " of a majority of the Sharesof tbo Slot h ' ansvtile Gas Libt !ompany, m.itlo mi ) this office in confoimiiy Vifh tbo !'t said Company, it special meeting of tl ' M er of saitl ('oti'pati v will be held nt r J . - -Ihe'ilth dav of April Pi.l, between tl 1. o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M., of the purpose of fil'ing i-.-waTicies in t! . President and ihrectors of f;aid f'ont; t by the death of . G. Keats, late Pn si resignation ' ' ' . w Morgan as Iiin l0. .1. CHANIH tJlli, Reuiembei : at the stort of jMi:'er . Wrecitiving newsprint firy Goods, and a-o ot ing them ver, cheap for ca.h, at tueii si i 4.1 Main stmet. n, , Wg VLMf M" OB H, 11 It II, IU. J r, . JIM Mess Pork, for sale bv febCi GFO. FOSTI K . a. sun j tt io ii it i sale at lowest market prices, I t S. E. GILKKIf. v ' foblo No. t fiy , O.I,.f.-a(il) Ki:fJS JXf ' best quality, lor sale I'V feb!5 S. E. GILBE-:: t WT JSK Mi TH, TV II t . ."l MM How I.. J.b pat ka;r s, for tie I . febi.r S. K. GILUK1. HM:M:nM;.'ir, nn iiui.tt f t 1 anil Western lleseive, tor sale by feblo S. L. GILUEt. I jiy.-M(ifl inir.nx t :ioit t JmJ crop, for sale eer loin . febl. S. I'. GILr.E mjvMiiun loo k it y. j . SL article, for sale by febl5 ,S. E. (.'ILP.K ' rrfiuBJ van it hku.ius. ,i .EL stock of all kinds, from commot, best, for alo its low as tlo ycin If where iu tho West. S. L. Gl l.BFIt I' . leblf. No. I .-o. :i VJHCKI,Hfl.-Zi MX fit HOT -M. quart, ami guilon jurs- - l"i , lor sale by S. E. (i I LrtKKT Si CO.