Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 192, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 April 1861 — Page 2

The Daily Journal. EVANSVILLE, IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING............ APRIL 24 =======

Are We Prepared 1 Events of vast importance are hurrying upon the Nation in rapid succession. "War in all its terror is npon- us. Traitors have planned the overthrow of the Government, and they have succeeded in dragging almost the whole South into the vortex of disunion. It is too late to discuss the causes. Patriots have lost sight of politics, nd, in the North, hare rallied as one manf to support and maintain the Government. How long or how bloody will be the war we know not. But it is upon us, and it becomes us as prudent men to look the danger full in the face, and prepare for tbe worst. "We do not wish to become alarmists or to awaken undue fears in our community ; but the question is often asked, are we doing all we should, for our own peace and good order as a city ? In these times of stirring events and wild excitement, there may be dangers at homeDesperate characters and designing men 11 12 13 14 15 16 are always ready to take advantage of troubles such as the present to disturb the quiet and safety of citizens and proper ty. And while we are as yet on amicabi8 terms with our neighbors in Kentucky, and desire earnestly that we may have no cause of quarrel with that State, stilt the condi tion of the country makes it the imperative duty of citizens to take all prudent meaa ures for the safety of our own homes. Ken tucky may prove true to the Union, and tbus win lor nerseit an immortal place in . the nation ; but we must not forget that Virginia is in arms against tbe government; that r Tennessee ha3 forgotten her late pledges of patriotism ; that Maryland bas fired npon the flag of our country ; and that it is not impossible that even Kentucky in these time3 of anarchy and treason may lose sight of her duty. We may be upon the harder, and it i3 well for us to b prepared for the worst, while we do all we can to arrtst such tin event. Our. voluuteer companies are thoroughly j organizing, and, as a prudential measnrofor the safety of our homes, they should be armed and equipped for our defense. Wa are informed by gentleineu just from the Capital, that tbe State is unable to furnish tlieiu wifli arms. There is but one other rSnrse to pursue, an J that speedily. Delay i.) dangerous. Let us do as all the border Cities ure doing. Do a3 our sister town of Mt. Vernon has so wisely done. Let tbe city, the county, and th'ri citizens come up to tha woi'k. W learn that the County Commissioners are convened for to-day "to take aotioii on the subject. They should not hesitate to appropriate at least five thousand dollars. The city should do as much, if her resources will allow. The Hanks, the property holders, and all our c itizens should respond with a willing and lilteral hand. We must sustain the Govi unit'iit or our property is worthless. We must protect our homes, or onr. wives and our children may be in danger. W have already lost more than a week of preparation. Let us not lose another day. Let action be taken' to-day. Tlit, News. The dispatches this morning indicate that Baltimore is still nnder a reign of terror. Mobooraey in ita worst form prevails. But the despatches that the Catholic Cathedral was burned can hardly be credited. The Secessionists are hardly so insane as to add the crime of sacrilege to that of treason.' It is reported that the city had been shelled. Whether this is so or not, the country is getting to feel, as tbe New York Herald says, " that another ruffianly or revolutionary demonstration or two ought to result in the reduction of the city to the condition of Fort Sumter." Tbe negroes of Maryland are getting to hear of the war, and are taking advantage of it. St. Louis is furnishing troops for the war. Public sentiment wields a mighty power. It has opened the eyes of Caleb Cushing. He says he has gone to Massachusetts to join a regiment for the defense of tbe Union. The traitors are adding another crime to their ignominy. They have turned pirates and are preying npon our commerce. There is but one pupisbmcnt for pirates, and the last of them will soon be swung from the yard arm. The news from Norfolk indicates a serious loss to our naval force. The Merrimac was one of the finest vessels of the UnaWe may expect these reverses at the outset ef tbe fight, but in a few days when the power of tbe North begins to be felt, the Southern traitors will quail before its avenging strength. The Mayor of Baltimore has had a conference with the President relative to the passage of troops through Maryland.." Gen. Scott's mode is the best, peaceably if we can, forcibly if we must." The uprising of the North is such as the South nt-ver anticipated. While the men by hundreds of thousands are ready to march to the defense of the government, patriotic women are ready to accompany them to bind up their wounds, as will be seen by the Philadelphia despatch. E62rThe Commissioners of Spencer county have been convened for to-day to make an appropriation for arming the county and for general defense. It is stated tbey will most probably appropriate five ihoutami dollars for tliat pur)ose, and the citizens stand ready to respond in any further amount which may be needed. This is the right spirit. Will Old Vanderburgh be outdone by Spencer county ? We trust not. In this hour of war, anarchy, and monocracy, let us be prepared to defend our homes and our property.

Tl IlequUltlon Filled.

The requisition of Gov. Mortou ou the cituensof Indiana, for six regiments of Volunteer Militia, to be mustered into tne u. S. serrice. bas been filled. There are some fifty-one companies more than called for offered. The following is the name, location, and Captains, of the sixty accepted tympanies : JIO-. CinilJ. PLACR. 1 .....Iw. Wallace Crawtbrdsville. 8 Bo gg -........I nd I acapol is. - 3........ Fahneatock , do 4 .u....Oordon... ... " da 6 Boblnson 6 McQinnis..... 7 Foster....., .....C. C. Smith., du do du do - Milter.. ...Lafayette 10... ....Taylor................ do Sullivan...., . .Madison ....Crittenden ... .. da .....Bachman du ,....9pooner...... LawrencebnrgFerry....... Aurora lliion..........I-ialfiyett 17-.... .........Ben ton Richmond IS... ...... Milroy.. .Bensslaeer 19..........Wldauiar............Catn bridge SO. Carr Ladoga lt...Wod ....Torre Haute SS i Wmith. do S3...........Brady M uncle 4 .......Anderaoa ........ .......Sonth Bend 23. Tripp North Union W5.......Kll.j...........UreenUeld Tt Childa.. ..Washington 2S ...Harman... Delphi 9 ..............Crittenden.. ....Anderson 30 Morreau. Knlghutawn 31.... ...........Chase... ............... .....Logansport 82 ..........Dunn .. do 33... ..Parriah .... .......Wabash 34.........0olgtoT..........Wineheer 2o Munson .................. Crawfordsvilla 3 ...... ...Blake ..-Michigan City 37.......... .....Cameron ......... .....ValFttraio 33,. .......... Lord ......Aurora 39 .........Blake. Frankfort 0.........Cockefair.f.........Cambridg 41 Shunk.. Marion 42 Wallace 43...........BwiDjt 4.............Randall ... 5 ....Jones ..Tipton Nobleeville Fort Wayne ...... Seymour K'kart Franklin Laporto , Rising Sub Kokom .......Lebanon .......Rockville . Shetbyville ......Columbus .......Brazil 4a Ciark 7..... Oyler. 48.. Woodward 49... Rabb. 60.........HartUon . 51 Klie 62...... .... oot........ 63... Blair 64 Abbstt.... 6-........ Olds 6S.... Ilnrm.,. .......Danville 67.... ..........Cockling Greoncastle 68.. ..........Morlan .......... ...Greensbnrg 69. ........ ...... Bemusdafler...... do 60...........Kribbey Bich mond Abmhd Neutrality. Governor Magoffim of Kentucky, an avowed sympathizer with the traitors, under the guise of arming tbe State for self-defenac, is seeking to prepare it tor resistance to the government. But a thing as necessary as the munitions of war is the money with which to purchase them, and this the Governor has not. lie applied to tbe Bunks for a loan, which they were unwilling to give, if it was to be used to sustain the disunionists. The Govenor and bis party are quite indignant that Bank officers should annex a political condition to the State loan. We infer from the Louisville papers of yesterday morning that no arrangement has as yet been made with the Banks. A fter the Governor satisfies the Banks, another difficulty will present itself to his Excellency. After he gets the money, he will find it hard to purchase arms in the North! The demand is very great at home for the munitions of war, and we apprehend onr own wants wi'-l be supplied first. It will be asked of the Governor to what use be proposes to put tbe arms, before they are furnished by northern manufactories. We hope there are enough patriots in Kentucky to prevent the State from being arrayed against the government, but if : there are not, they will have to manufacture their own arms or find them in some other quarter than northern manufactories. Jta? We eall tbe attention of tbe Farming community to an article in to-day's paper, beaded Morgan Horses as Roadsters, as it shows np this fine-Blood in its true light, nd should be read by all interested in the improvement of Horses, &c. There is no doubt but this is tbe best Blood in the United States. One of these truly noble ani- ' is owned in our city by the Morgan Horse Company, and kept by Thomas Bower at his stable, 10 miles from the city, on the road leading from KranevilietoOwenaville. Call and see this fine Horse, as be is a fae simiU of his Great-Grand-Father, Justin Morgan, of .Vermont. .: ; " Fobt Pickens. Tbe silence of the South ia reference to affairs at this place is ominous. The report in the Cincinnati Commercial of Monday that the '. fight bad commenced, is very probably true. The Secessionists have' command of the wires, and no messages have been made public for several days. , , If they bad gained the battle, we would have heard of it. The ia-t has been reinforced, and is in communication with tbe fleet off the harbor, and will be able to repulse a very large force if it should be attacked. Hon. James C. Vbach, of Rockport, was in the city last evening, on his way to the extra session of tbe Legislature. He' reports tbe people of Spencer County sound to the core for the Union. - One company of volunteers is organized and ready to march to the seat of war as soon as the Government will allow them, and other companies are being organized for home protection. The Pocket is a nnit in sustaining the Government and protecting tbe flag of our country from insult by traitors. JtSF" Tha ' following dispatch, sent ' on Saturday last, from Gen. Scott to John J. Crittenden, shows that the various rumors in reference to tbe old hero's disaffection were slanders upon bis patriotism : Washinotos, Apiil 20, 18G1. Hon. John J. Crittenden: I have not changed. I have not thooght of changing, Always a Union man. WixrniLn Scott. Tub Babuabiass or Baltimobb. The Philadelphia Bulletin bas the following: We have it upon the authority of Capt. E. W. rower, ot tne Buena Vista Guards, that when the diad body of a Philadelphia volunteer, who had been put iu a car by his comrades, the mob seized the corpse and kicked it about in the street until they actually kicked tha jaw off. ' Tha Express boys and Tom Ham again famished US with DWSpaper favors. ' Bully for thsni.'

LOCAL NOTICES. ———

1 i.L!.iiioMuga nu n.eaujr cmo Raut'era will meet this evening: at half past 8eyen 0-ciock at xeison'g Auction Room ! (2d story). Business of importance will be j brought before tbe meeting. JgfThe Boonville Democrat of yesterday ! comes out boldly for the Union, and we ' , have no doubt speaks the sentiments of the -, ! people of Warrick county. In the leading i editorial it says: j We are fyr the "Stars and Stripes, the .'Constitution' and .the enforcement of the laws," and during the existence of this war will lay aside all party names and unite with those, and those only, who are in 'avor of the Union and the enforcement of the laws. ———<>——— TELEGRAPHIC.—The storm of thunder and lightning prevented the reception of any dispatches last night, so that all we give this morning were received in the afternoon. We regret the disappointment in these stirring times, but cannot control the elements. ———<>——— Independent Indiana Rang era. This company met Tuesday evening, tbe 22d inst., at the Court House, and organ ized by calling G. Wm. McBride to the Chair, and appointing T. Redmond Secretary. . On motion, the following preamble and resolution were adopted. Whereas, The present insurrectionary state of the country, requires all loyal citizens of tbe United States to organize for the protection of the country, and their homes, therefore : Resolved, That we tbe Indiana Rangers pledge our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honors to defend our city, our homes, and our families, and the peace and happiness of the citizens of E vansville, against an invasion, mob law, or other unlawful acts that would tend to interrupt the peace and J tranquility of our citizens. , ... On motion, the Company went into tbe election of officers with the following result: On motion, J. S. Gavitt was elected Captain unanimously, but declined serving as such, preferring to act as private, and nominated G. W. McBride. when G. W. McBride was elected Captain ; T. Redmond, 1st Lieutenant; P. Boyle, 2d Lieutenant; Benjamin Pope, 3d Lieutenant ; Wm. R. Tracy, 1st Orderly Sargeant; Thos. Snowdon, 2d ditto; Tbos. Sargeant, 3d ditto ; Michael Gorman, Treasurer; Jas. Gavisk, Secretary. On motion, T. Redmond, P. Boyle and Wm. R. Tracy were appointed a committee on uniform and equipments, and requested to report at next meeting. On motion, the proceedings of the meetiog were ordered to be published in the city papers. . On motion, the Company adjourned to meet next Friday evening at the Court House. G. W. McBRIDK, Pres't. T. Redmond, Sec'y. , " How a Breckinridge Democrat Talk9 in Massachusetts. Gen. , Benjamin F. Butler has been appointed by Gov. An drews commander of tbe Massachusetts Regiments who have marched to Washing' ton. He was the Breckinridge candidate for Governor last fall. If any body wants to measure swords with tbe uprisen masses who have sworn to squelch out tbe would be assassins of this Republic, let him read these representative words of a full blooded Democrat. We will make it true that we will either bring . back, our shields or be brought back upon them. Applause. Sons of t Puritan Ancestry, believing iu the Provi dence of Almight God, as He was with our fathers so may h be with us in this strife for the right, for the good of all, for that great country of human freedom, which if it sinks in blood the liberty of the human race goes out forever. , We go to maintain that liberty, and when we prove recreant to that trust, may the God of battles prove our enemy in the hour of our utmost need ! Soldiers, we march to-night ; and I say for you all to the good people of Massachusetts, fare you well. We go forth to say to those who would break down this Confederacy that in this State there is but one sentiment "The "Union, now and forever, one and inseperable ! ' Applause. Zooatb RfiaiMBNT.-Thu regiment will be composed of tbe fallowing companies : City Greys, Indianapolis, Captain Foster Independent Zouaves, Indianapolis, Captain Rugg. Zouave Guard, Indianapolis, Captain Fabnestock. Lew. Wallace's Guard, Indianapolis, Capt. Robinson. Montgomery Guard, Crawfordsville, Lieu tenant Wilson. Rumsey Guard, Tipton, Capt. Wallace. Vigo Guard,- Terre Haute, Capt. Smith, r . Fort Harrison Guard, Terre Haute, Capt. Wood. Lafayette Legion, Lafayette, Captain Miller. Wabash Guard, Wabash, Captain Parrith. Terre Haute Expreee, 23d. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. rrpn rtcv66iosr jare. JL Water-iroof aad various other kinds just the article for the reetat time. ' Go and get a box or more rroiu JAS. K KBKINB A CO., aprl No. 41 Main street. ' ffjfj.nn, gjt o vi.JtKM a, mums MM. A lew more of those nice sugar cured provisions, lately received and for sale by JA8. KKSEINS 4 CO., apr'24 No. 47 Main street. trpOTJlTOJBtt, VBKBJV APPLES, JtT AND DBIKD FKV1T. A complete lot of tba above necessaries on hand, and for sale by JAS. KBBEINE CO., apr24 No. 47 Alain street. CORPORATION NOTICE. OnOBR FOUP LA K I I I II K-W A L K . April I S th, 1SI.1. And now it ia hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of tha City of KvatiHville, that tbe owners of all lots, or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining tha aontfa-west side of Eighth street, between Main and Locust ata., In said city, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to tbe proper grade, and that they cause a side-walk of class No. to be laid down thereon within thirty days from tbe publication of this order. P. BL'BKK, Clerk. Clerk's Office, April 2Sd, 13n. ap24 Sale of , Market Stalls. Notice is huraby given to tbe owners of Butchers' gtails and Vegetable Niandof the Central Market House, tbat ttie same win ae soia at pumic auction ... !.. k;..l..t l.i.l.Lua- w. Hutniila.v. 4th Hav nf It. next, after market hours In tne afternoon, by John Bischmau, Market Master, n the premises. The payment for ihe ttiiwuut beale at' the tics.' cf purchase , ' By order uf tha Council, ' apr24 BI'BKK, Olerk. " mjttc i.tWHH i . . . , 'fit ,STlUTaH.r,C04fK.. .Wahavoaga" received aw adiiujuij U out tuck uf Bonnets, Shakers, children' and ntUuea' iiibbopi. Flowers, Ku-tu's, Ac. ........ f: - S IS All kiada of noiif tnkea at ita valae. m;UArKKK d BUSMNQ, .r2:S No. 49 Main atreet.--f 1 H KJT '- LM,H J V VTIC JI MtjlaWJT LINS. We bave all grades of Bleached Sblitiufr and Hheetiu of the above brands. They have l,. ii litu " Ijlheart's Fijnr " and 45... rlmac frinla "never eicolled.

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Proclamation. ——— ELLIOTT BROS. <WILL HEREAFTER SELL THEIR> ENTIRE STOCK <OF> FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT NEARLY COST FOR <Good Money>. COME EVERYBODY AND GET GOOD BARGAINS. <ELLIOTT BR'S>. Main St., near the Bridge. apr23 ——————— jraOOr BKIBT8. JLM. We have now better Hoop Pklrts than we have been able to get for six months. Call and get one before tbey are all gone. SSUHAFK.EK BUSS1NU, apr23 ' No. 49 Main etrt. 9 I KG TIM EH. 8ince the country is in a atata of revolution, everybody's soul should be prepared for death ; but the most eflnctual way to aave your ole and money ia to buy your ahoes at Schapker A cufwlDS 'g, wbo nave as gou anoes as can be baa, and tell them cheap. a. B. All kinilrt ot money t.-iWeu at ita value. api'3 ' TOO jiul sr. PBuyrruva jpjfEu, Jurit received. ; S0RBN80N 4 CO. apr23 9lm. Money bought at lowest rates, by ap22 No. 4 flycamore street. 73 Ml It H POM ap22 8. E. GILBERT A CO -mWOMtHBKtl 00 WHOMjK tSJYJf half barrels, In Una order, for sale by aP2 i. E. GILBERT A CO. 4 tvpunsa jnivi.a vottojv -s Yarn, Carpet t ham, and Cotton Bottirr. full supply of 400, 500s, 600s, nd 700s of tbe above favorite brand always on hand and for aale by apr22 ' Agents "Cypress Mills." jfyOiJV UBOOJS8. s 100 doz heavy, for sale by apr'-2 8. E. GILBERT CO. 26 boxes choice Hamburg, for sale by apr22 S. E. GILBKKT GO. rWOBJtCCO JiJSU CM 6t JIBS. ML ' A large stock of all kinds and qualities, from common to the very beet, for sale very law by aprSi 8. E. GILBERT A CO. K&0 60 keas choice, for Male by atr'22 S. K. GILBKRT A CO. TTBiVKLH 2 bx. Jts. and V kmIs, very fine, for salo by (apr22) 8 X. GILBKRT A CO. tsyir.yn urns. Almonds, Braiil Nuts, Filberts, Pecans, English Walnuts, Figs, Kaisius, Currants, Rock Cindy, Oysters, Sardines, Alum, Epsom Salts. Roll Brimstone, Snlphur, Copperas, Madder, Kx;ravt of Log. wood. Indigo, Cream Tartar, goda, Bed Cords, ail kinds, Blacklno. Batting, Olovs, Nntmegs, Cigars of all kinds. Tobacco ot all kinds, Ginger, raoaand ground, Spauisb Moss, Glas Jars, Lanterns and Flasks, Mustard, Matches, Pepper Sauce, Pickles. Stone Pipes. Powder, Snffty Fuse, Soars of all kinds. Starch, Vinegar, Teas, Camphor, Letter, .'ap. Note, and Fancy Paper, Wrapping Paper, Envelopes, Salt Petre, Gum Props, Wooden Bowles, Juju Pasts, Oiuuamon, Dried i'wf, British Lustre, Bonnet Boards, Java Coffee, Ink, Nails, Sash, Oil, Glass, Spirits Turpentine, Ponper, Allspice, Soda, Pain Killer, Liquorice, Sic, u , fo. A supply of the above k f constantly on hand, and for sale low, by 8. H. GILBERT A CO. apr22 No. 4 Sycamore street. O T I C I? We are ready to reeeive from oar customers, in payment for debts and DRY GOODS, the following kindi of money at all it Is worth : OhioTennessee, . Missouri, Wsieonsm, Virginia, Illinois, Kentucky, Iowa, Indiana. Call and soe. MILLER & NIEIIAUS, . No. 43 Main street. IMPORTANT NOTICE. 9B BBJyrr. A new one story frame dsrelliufr, in a healthy part of the city, situated on a high lot, with nice garden, good cistern, and all the necessary oatuuuaingst sc. earn nnnaings are an new. Enquire at thiaotllcs. aplO jtnaoicx jtjcoj' hjuhs.m m.t of Davis's (Cincinnati) tjogar Cured Iluna, just received and for sale by ' JAS. ERSKINB A CO., aplS No. 47 Main atreet. t! BUZ 8 JHJCJMSBJBZ JUST BEmm tw ceiveu uy -aplA SOBENSON A CO. Township Library. Notice is hereby given, that from and after this day, the Pigeon Township Library will be open on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdajs, durinjc tbe usual hours, at Penny's .fice. ABCH. G, SULLIVAN, ' apr!7-2wd Township Trr.ste. DR. HOOFLAND'S . f .-.r ; i . . CBLKBUATBO ' GERMAN B I TTEES, . : PBKPAKEO BT ; - Dr. C. M. 'Jackson & Co., Phila'd. WILL EFFECTUALLY CUSB Ltver Compl't, Dyspepsia, Janndiee, Chronic and Nervous Debility, Viseatet of tin Kidnegs, and all Diteate ariting frem a dinordered Liter or Stomach. Give them a trial, they will cure yon. For sale at 75 cents per bottle, by druggists and store keepers in every town and village in "tbe United Slutes, Canadas, West Indies, and South America. apl6 dfcw2r JTh IS8 OT, I TlO.y OPi O-PJB TV MBMP SHIP. The co-prtnershlp heretofore existing nndor the name and style of Kead t Burrow, was this day dissolved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal of "A no Braaow from the concern. The bnslneaa will is futur-t be conducted under the name and style of Head A Lawrence, wbo alone are authoriwd to collect all debts due the old house. Tbey will also pay the debts of Bead & Burrow. - II I RAM E. BEAD. A RON BURROW, M. A. LAWBEFCK. April 1st, 1861. . apla lO-PBTJTli B SHIP. Hiram E. Read and M. A. Lawreure have this day formed a co-partnership, under tbe nam and style of Read A Iawren-e, and wilt conduct the Wholesale Boot, Shoe and tint business as here to -nra, at No. 15 Malu stret t. HIRAM E. REAR, M.A.LAVTRESCIi. April lat, ltit.1. aplS Fair Warning. ' The underi-ignod wishes to give warning to all those who are in the habit of removing-plants, da. facing: tombotones. and otherwise trespassing on the grounds of Oak Hill Onietery, or allowingtheir children to ruam ut pleasure over the ground j when visiting there that luere are severe penalties for all ahusea comuiitted on said premises. These penalties range f rom 810 to 8100. All persons vi-utintr the grounds will therefore take uotica that the "Regulations" (copies of which are to be fuund at the Cuouteiy) will be enforced on ail ottenden JOHN S. GOODG8, aprls Sr.xton Oik H ill Ctajstsry.

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DAN RICE'S <GREAT SHOW!> SOLE LESSEE AND MANAGER- - - DAN RICE. Now on his return up-Southern tour, from the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, New Orleans, will exhibit at EVANSVILLE, Wednesday, May 1st. <Positively for one day only>. PERFORMANCES AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. Adiftssion.. 50 Cants. Children and Servants 25 Cents. n f jy b ics , MANAGES AHD HUMORIST, RaspeeUaily Informs his numere paraonal friends that he bas greatly modlliad, addlUonallzad and improved tbe QREAT'SHOW, Am) is prepared to atv oa anrfr nm mtm nf FPEOTACLSSand FEATURES, b SEW ABTISTS and IfX W HORSES, together with a Retention of the Old Favorites, on a similar plan so successfully observed by him Car twelve consecutive weeks in the Urescuit City. rirst time in this city of the Oriental, Historical, and Actual representation of WARD'S MISSION- TO CHINA I Or onr American Minister in Pekln ; Introducing the Oames and Feativt-les of the Celestial People, the Mandarin's Court, and Royal Reception, together wiut tba rar-iamed Jrscitla sa4 JKmreii mt Xa(rass. M0NS. ALSXANDXR ZANFBETTE, tba Cre- . ole Blondin, oa tha Corde Tmdue. The Performing Bear OABIBALDI, in the.Koo legiual and Homologieat comedy of BEAR AND 8ESTISELI FRANK H. BOSSTON, tho Champion Horseuiaii, ail Lion of the Booth in Ktjnevtrian 8p1ttidors. Bo eagagemant of JBMtJbJ KO VJi BUI, Ihe Ojoeen if the Bint;, who will appear in her superb act DU MRU AGE, Introducing tha Daneins Steed VUAHCOIS, and leading tha (iorgsous Ctivalcads. ST LI A, tBE AKIXATUD WREATH, Or tie iMttif Ptuomaut of flowert and Eeavty. The Femaia Barty, Mrs. JACOB BnOWLES, win perionn the Amarioan Crntsar, DC A" XJGLH. AH the Animals, Including the KUIuoeeroa, Kangaroo, Goal, Ponies, MOSKIES, and FXCZLSI0R, Jr., ad th COM 10 MULES will be brought forward. THE ANCIENT AND MODKBS GYMNASIA, by rusTT-sevBH panv.iRti sas, Introducing tbe famous LEAP fOR LIFE. DAN RlOB Will personally anparintead each and every performance. The Great Show will also exhibit at MT. VERNON, Monday, April 29th. HENDERSON, Tuesday, April SOth. ROCKPORT, Thursday, May 2nd.. CANNELT0N, Friday, May Sd. aprl R. 8. DINOESa, Assnt. Crittenden Exchange, MAIN STRE ET, (SSTWBia POCBTB 1HO FIFTH ITaSIM.) T. KEDM0ND. PaonttiTOB. Fbs Lcsom. Bemember that the Crittenden Exchange serves up Free Lunch, Soup, Ac, to its patrans every day at 10 o'clock. marls , it J P. P HOC'TOH ST 4JJJnBLJH'ti a3 German aad Mottled Soap. An assortment of both kinds lust received at aplS JAS. EBSEINB A OO.'S BANKABLE MONEY .WANTED I CURREXCV TAKEN AT ITS VALUE ! Style ! Durability ! Cheapness ! LrttvK OHT FOR Olioap G-oods AT THE 1WM Sll!! SECOND SPRING STOCK. Largest Stock of the Season ! Cheap for Cash only!!! Immense quantities of Summer Goods Coming ! Will be here in a few Days! Kvery variety and quality, frem the most elegant Silks and Faaey Dress Goods, to the most substan. rial wKr for men, women and children. NEW YORK STORE! S1Q.V OP THE AMERICAN FLAG. THE ArB W YORK STORE A L WA YS LQAD9. aprii l ."

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NEW CASH STORE! ——— <J. S. HOPKINS>, No. 16 First street, Has just returned from the east with the largest and most selected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ever brought to this market, and haviug determined to adopt the <Cash System> in all cases he feels confident that he can sell goods at such prices as will be to the advantage of all to purchase of him. His stock consists in part of the following: Painted Jaconet And Organdie - Lawns, and Beragea, in great variety. French and American Ginghams, Fancy and Black Silks, Black Lustre Goods, for Traveling Dresses. Prints, Jaconets, and Bleach od Mnalins. Plain and Dotted Swiss Tarletaos, all colors and qualities. Black Stlk Mantillas and Lace Points. A good stock of Jaconet and Swiss KJgiegs and Insertions. Dimity Bands, White Embroidered Collars, and Mourning Oollars. A handsome stock of Dress Trimmings, a large and complete ?iock of Hosiery, for Ladies, Misses, and Children. Mens' Lisle Thread Half-Hose, best quality. A complete stock of Boots and Shoes, for Men, Women, and Children. A beautiful stock of Parasols, Umbrellas, Fans, and Gloves for Ladies. A good stock of Gauze Undershirts and Drawers. 1 Also, a splendid etock of House Furnishing Goods, as tbllows : Carpets, Oil Cloths, Cocoa Matting, Drfljrgets, Door Matts, Cornices, Stair Rods, Embroidered Swiss and Lnee Curtains, Painted Paper and Brown Holland, for Window Shades, &c. All the above stock will bo sold Very Low for Cash. Before purchasing, please call and examine my stock.' No trouble to show goods. J. S. HOPKINS, apS No. 17 First street. DISSOLVTIOS OF CO VA Ii TS ElitjUlP Tha copartuership heretofore existing between the underaigued, uuder the name ud j firm of Cook Langley, is this day dissolved by mutual consent by Thos. 1. D. Lanzley retiring liom tbecoLOem. The business will be continued by H. A. Cook, who will settle all claims agaiust the nrin. II. A. COOK, T. K. P. LANGLEV. Kvansvillo, Apiil 1st, 1801. A Card. In retiring from the Kureka Bazaar, I would return my tbsnks to all wbo have so liberally patronized tha Kureka, and would ak all my friends to continue with my successor, U. A. Cook, who will continue in the same trade at tbe old rtand, No. 73 Main street. T K. D. LANGLEY. JT-i IKHJinP. - UJt itjl JVST HPceived, per steamer Lehixh, 6 bxi W. K. Cbeese, 5 bxs Hamburg (Uieemt, fr bxs F.nglish Dairy Cheese, for aale lv JAS. KRSK1NE A CO., apl No. 47 Main street. JOHN IVINSON.l " oor. loet A"W. Sts , f EDWAItD IVINS0N. I Evansyllio, Ind, J. & E. IVINSON, Mannfitcturris of Portable Steam Engine, : j r . t 1 The rU9t and Cliuuest now i u use., ivinsons f .; ' IMPROVED STATIONARY ENGINES, Surpass all others in simplicity, of fonHirnclioo. I VINSON'S Portable Circular Saw Mill, Baferenoea through the country where (" it bas cut 1,000 feet of Inch Luia- : ber in forty minutes. IVIXSON'R Latest Improved Steam Boilers Consumes only ona fourth the fuel of onlimirj Boilcis. ' We also manufacture all kinds if Mscbiriery srtcb as appertains to . - -. ' 'f Railroads, Staamboats, Mining, DislUTetles, Floorv Corn, Sugar, and Malt Mills, Tobacco, Wine, and Lard Presses, Sasb, and Muley Saw Mills, . - j Also Sheet Iron and Copper Work, House . Fronts, Window Caps ., ... a and Sills, Ven- ; r tilators, Grate3, Iron Railings, and ever des-', ' ( , .t ; cription of Iron and Brass - ' Castings. " Dealers in Steam and Water Ganrres, Gum Belting and Packing, Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings, &c, &c, at Manufacturers Prices. Old Metal Bought. Jobbing and repairing of all' kind done at short uotue, and workmen sent to nil parU to set up and lo repairing on Machineryand Boilers. Send for a Circular and see Price List3." April 3J, 1861. . ' M Green Apple, Di iod Hed Frult, for ssle by ApiIee. Pe.tehl, f'auJ JCBHK.I.NK CO. New Tailoring Establishm't The subscriber herebv informs his friends and tha Public in general, that he has oimued a new Tailor 8hon. ntxr Rrli klev'a Patent Bread Bakery, on First street, near Main, whre lie in prepared to cut and make no. all eariuencs lr Msas s Wit ueatDita and despatch. - K B. Particular attention ptid to Cutting; also to cutting and makluK ui Boys' C'lcthlug. Reuairiuic dons ou ri-aan.tMe turuM. ap JPUABKa vttUl a'Jiro' ij m Mt. M loo bbls Mess Pork, lOl kegs Piittte Leal Lard lor family use, iu .t-roand lcr sals by W. M. AIKMAN A CO.

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NEW PRODUCE AND COMMISSION HOUSE. Cheese and Butter Agency. ——————— R. E. O'RILEY, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Agent for the sale of Western Reserve Butter and Cheese. No. 2 Sycamore Street, dec29 EVNSVILLE, IND. ——————— t. A. CBABC. Wlf . IllKV CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission And Steamboat Agents, ,3 , EVANSV1LLE, IXD. DSt- Agents for Kanawha Salt Company. 'Tia Liberal CiihIi advancos niailo on Hhii-nient of W. M. AIKMAN Sc CO,. JE JEL O X "O" 0.3I! A N 1) Commission Merchants, No. 6 .Morlh Wafer at., Kvainvllle. Agents for the sa.e of tiult, Klour, (irain, Provisions, aud all other ait Iclox of Produi-e. oct25 i ... A. LEMCKE & CO., Dealers in Produce, AND - Commission Merchants, Hav removed to No. ai Main Street. nov3 C. H. KUDD. S. I. KCDIJ. RUDD BROTHERS, Forwarding & Commission MERCHANTS, Not 38 Pojdr.is Htren, feb21-flmos ' " SEWoElEAS-f rjjujijas HXPHitbs c'o.npjjmi: 9tSLj i - , KW AKIUNQEMKNT. Tb Adams hxparss (Jompxnv respectfully an nounce to their friHiidi and a'roiM, the puLlitof Evansvillo and vicinity, that, w ith increased facilities for the tranpportntitin of FBETGHT, PACKAGES,' MONEY AND VALUABLES, Theysolicit a cntilitiaru o of forzurr fvor. Kspecial carar taken in the collection of fir'ls, IrM, Notos, and the transMrtation of small aud vs'utttle pacbaaes. . All perstur wishin, to avail ihinis!vn nf dm fhoilitius of its Express, 4:au obtain any desired in!rtnation in rtference to tha routes and doiaiis of lbs business, at their Office ou First strtmt, brtwueti Main aad Locust, opposite the i'ont Oiricx. del? G. II. KISII. Apnt. GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE. BALTIMORE & OHIO JL. It. , ": IMPROVED bCHKbULE. By recent important chuiiKes thh road is now able to furnish unusual facilities f rr inter-coiiuuo-bication, Enstand West. Nolhweht and Soiitbwt-st. Fall Cnniirrllimt with all through train to Philadelphia and New York, Iu tin East witn the South, by its Wititiinijlmi mid Branch lload by Cleveland and Pittrmrg. f'i'ntral Ohio and Marietta and Cincinnati trains, with te Norlliwl,AVnl and Hour Ii treat. Through Tickets to or from Bjilrimoro, lhilH'l-l-phia, Nw York-nr Boston pive tlin privil'-'e of Ivinpoverat any of the intermediate cities. 'Fwo Dollar additional pive the piivi!i-go of Tl.iiltus Warfliington City en rout?. - This is the only route tlmt.can furnish Through Tickets or Bag?aw Chat-k to or from V suiting, ton City. Fare as low as by any otlier rou p.. fileepfn; cars oa all ntfrbt ralns. Ask for tickets by Baltimore and iio ItnilioaJ. . . ' J. H. SDf.LI VAN, Oen'l Western Agem, U.-ltalre, t'lilo. W. P. Pmitii, I L. m: CoLK,. Masterof TriiiiiiorfHtn I Ofn'I Ticket Aaul. mar25 Baltimore, Did. Km Sitters run Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &o Thi snoevssful tntrodurtlon an j usj if thU e.-T bratnl ReuifJy bus hern the signal fr a litijul Hood of ocnipounds alld " lllttors," oBorwl lr vurlous firms, froru a enart bottle to a five-pallon kop, until this word " Bitten' Is but another nne fur Kiwi,," or some villtnous whiskey mixture. but the mtUy (rreat relief drriveil from I'" ailnuts doso, one 'rftaspoouful, cf bur melic!ni, BCESHAVrS nOLLATTD kmX3S, and the tnfire ahstnee cf ofter jrrijtrti$i.t, fca established tir it a n put ition w'hkh t!i host of tiuifKtioiis aud counterfeits huve &uli d t un.l rnov. . po. lively a Vi;ntal'le prt pnriili.ui, wlih bi.rtly suitltiunt pure spirits to promTto It. But ous size of the yi nulne, (Half Ptnt r.uttlm ) price Oxa Dollar Jt is a meliciuw of lorig-trtod eifirtwy fur Iirifying Oit lU-ioU, so cesontial t ir tlie tmrntaliun of kh1 bvallh and tir correcting disorders of tl.u Honjuti and towels. Two or three doMS will ctjti virtue the efflirfed of Its aalntary eifects. The stomach will Sfmedily r(.'sln In strength, a healthy nctiun of the liv.-r, Im,w,.k uuJ kidneys will in tke pi.iac, and ri'in'W cl ln-o.lt li I : tha quick result. For INDIGESTION, Tr7 Cccrliavc's UoJIand liiupr. Tor HEABTBUEI.-, Try Barliavc's Kcl'anil Ell.crs. For ACIDITY, Try Bccrbavc's IloIIasd Kilters. For WATEHBItASII, Try Baerliave's IlcIIaal 'titters. For HEADACHE .a Effirfciave' Tr7 s Hollaed For LOSS OP AI'PilTITE, Ti 7 Bocrhavc's Holland Biftcrs. For COSTIVENEE.'j, Tr7 BflcrLave'jj liollaud rs. For PILES. Try ' Bflerliave's Holland Citttrs. In all ffervons, r.beumntlc, sti'l Nt-uiMiKt" AfT-vf. ttona, it bJis lo uorut'ruii. imHunrfs prvt.I bt.ly beneficial, and In ethers ettvrfa'd a or;rld cun . . Rtintl CnrifuJly! , The Kennliia, Utflily-conret.t rated B-KHrt4V Ib'i, USD Birrnu. is put np In half-pint bottl. oi ly, ami r-itailed at On Dollar -r twttle. The )fril d. itmud tr tiiln truly celobrutl nlirlrie fan tndunl minjr lailtatiuiu, wlilcb ths public slsjuid gnianl 1. diut purchasing... Beicure of mwn.'Kn .' So that ctr name it an Vi Ullxi )f em ry lx)ttle gvii l-uy-Beiy . Page, Jr.&Co. SOLE PROPniETOnG, I'lTTSBL'UdH. PA. KELLER & WHITE, AGENTS, Evansville, lui BUILDING. To Contractors & Builders ! ProiHisals will be received at Parka County Bank.at Kockvilfe, Ju lians, lr the eii'i-iiim ol a bnildiuir, to be used forlmnKiriz and ether purposeit. The party lakliut 'he work ill furiiiili all nint. ualsand labor. Building to be of Dri'-k, with I rou Front, first story, and Iron Window Cups ami Hill. I'Uns and specill -ations to be seen at the utiles of the Funk, slier the 241 inst., until the 2d day of 31ay,and to whicb lime pnipiRi)q itl hi ret-.vej. - - - t'. W. LKTtNtia, t'aithiar. - Bockvllle, April 10th, IS'U. ap dAww Wf.il 8ijy8 ;v b .t," .y'vritl Mms 3H whole, half, and quarter ilamttis ''Mi t,i K. Z. Currants. &rm s Alioiols A Brazil Nuts, lr sale by apia CHAf. McJOHKSTOif. mm' mm I A. T d tf.. T M ' mm mm mtv mm m. . - - - - . 'J tons Brau aud l'- biwii atM jmt received hy tapia; CHAy. McJUHNai'DN. TrmtifjI'PiHiH. M loo bbls prime Nhainioi:k il l Met eel , r.itipo Pinlteve, tnl. IScelvsd from th r by arrl 'iunanf tha Norili.aiol l..i s)s Cil AH. aiclUHNaiiiN Mna Mrost, Pussy's EJd'k.

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