Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 207, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 May 1861 — Page 2

When onrlaDil ia illumed with liberty's smile, If a foe from within nrikea blow at her glory, Down, down with the traitor that dares to defile The flu of her stars and the cage of her glory I By the millions unchuined whoour birthright have gained. We will keeD her briebt t.lazrn forever unstained! And the Star Spangled Banner in triumph shall wave While the land of the free is the home of the brave 1 FRIDAY MORNING.., .MAT 17 Bf Rev. B. M. Palmer, D. D., is a pri ate in the ranks of the Confederate Guard9, New Orleans. fiT" Senator Chandler, of Michigan, says that if Winans, the Baltimore rebel, is not hung, he will resign his seat ia Congress. Jggy-The Charleston Courier saya the HI bernian Society of that city has stricken the name of Thoina3 Francis Meagher from its list of honorary members. The Courier thinks Mr. Meagher's efforts are mistaken and will do his adopted country no more service than he achieved for his native land. Mails Suspended. The Postmaster Gen eral, on Tuesday last, annulled the mail con tract between St. Louis and Memphis. This was owing to the forcible stoppage of steam boats which conveyed them. Why it is the Government does not cut off all the mails South is a mystery to as, when it cannot but be aware that letters are opened and examined constantly. Drop Letters, under tho regulations of the Department, have heretofore been de, livered through the Post Office whether prepaid or not. A late law requires that they shall in all cases be prepaid by pottage stamps, the same as other letters. This fact should be borne in mind, as unless such letters are prepaid they can not be delivered under the regulations of the Department. Many of the Pensacola correspondents express grave doubts as to the fidelity of Capt. Adams, of the frigate Sabine, and commander of the Naval forces off Fort Piekens. He has been holdiog secret communication with the rebels which does look a little Out of place to say the least of it. When a commander tells his opponents he sympathizes with them in their course, be certainly will bear watching. t20n a letter which passed through the Post Office here on Wednesday, was written the following forcible couplet, in irnmitation of " Lochiel's warning." There is both truth and poetry in this effusion. : "Jeff Davis, Jet!" Davis, bewuro of the day, When you meet Indiana ia battle array." This warning was written, doubtless, by one of our " bould soldier boys," who JEST" Several individuals who were subjected to all kinds of insults in Memphis, because they would not enlist in the ranks of the rebels, arrived in our city yesterday cn their way up the river. The agent of the Charley Boweu made arrangements for their passage to Louisville, but when he came to hunt them up, he found all the able-bodied men had volunteered for three years service in Capt. llanna's company. The boy3 are anxious to return to Memphis. CSf We publish, in another column, an article from the Madison Courier, because, while there is a great deal in it that is objectionable, especially in spirit, there are maDy things that are true. Southern Indiana has had but little attention paid to her wants or wishes. She ha3 been compelled to "go it alone." As the Courier justly remarks, the cannon ordered by Gov. Morton to be made in Cincinnati, could have been done in this State just as well as not. Our mechanics have manufactured two guns for the use of the city, and we challenge any shops to turn out better ones. One of them was tried yesterday, and did finely. The rifled cannon will be tried Saturday. Probably the Governor is not aware of the capacity of our machine shops, but it would have been an easy matter for him to inquire. Ax Octeage o.v Commerce. The other day our excellent and union-loving fellowcitizen, Laird Olmsted, was piloting a raft of saw logs up Pigeon Creek to his saw mill when, in passing Camp Morris, he was so unfortunate as to attract the attention of some of the boys, who, just then, appeared to be detailed on the special duty of enforcing the embargo laws. These zealous, improvised government officials, hailed the raft and enquired of Capt. Olmsted, whether he had any provisions on board for the Confederate States. On being answered in the negative, they next enquired if any munitions of war; then if any arms. Both questions being promptly answered in the negative, one of the interrogators declared the raft was a suspicious looking craft, and he did not think they could perform their duty as government officers without boarding her. Accordingly, having no boat at hand, several of the B'hoys jumped into the creek, swam out and "over-hauled" ber. Having satisfied themselves by inspection that there was nothing contraband aboard, tbey then requested the Captain to show his colors, which he respectfully declined doing on the ground that it was not customary for rafts to carry the article. At leDgth, becoming convinced of the loyalty of Capt. Olmeted, they dismissed him with a caution never again to sail a suspicious craft in that neighborhood without carrying the stars and stripes for hia protection.

Smoked Out. The St. Louis Republican,

haviDg carefully studied the actions of the Virginia secessionists, has been attempting to repeat them in Missouri. Having the i eyes of shrewd men upon it, the attempt was a miserable failure, and has been un masked. Nominally a Union paper, it has been indirectly doing all it could to advance the secession cause, and one of its principal proprietors was an officer in Camp Jackson at the time it was so handsomely captured. So great was his chagrin at the inglorious termination of his first military adventure, that the doughty officer ruined a fine sword over a fence post. Upon being released on pa role, he found, on returning to the office, tb&t three of his compositors bad assisted in his capture, being members of a company of the Home Guards in Col. McNeal's regiment. Of course here was a fine opportunity to wreak vengeance. What business had these poor patriotic compositors to volunteer under the Stars and Stripes when their aristocratic employer was found under the folds of the rattle-snake, and parading up and down Davis and Beauregard avenues t It would never do, and the poor compositors were set adrift in a jiffy. Now, if a proprietor of the Republican was an active officer in General Frost's brig ade, that paper could not be ignorant of the facts already published : That Gov. Jack son was in constant communication with the rebels at Montgomery; that he had an agent there to procure arms ; that the efforts of the agent were crowned with suc cess ; that small arms, cannon, munitions of war of all kinds, were smuggled into St. Louis in crates of ware and sugar bogsbeads; that secessionism was openly proclaimed in Camp Jackson, and threats repeatedly made of capturing the United States arsenal. Knowing all these facts the Republican, in attempting t6 maintain that the capture of the camp was not both right and expedient, evidently shows that it regards its readers as unmitigated fools. A careful investigation of the facts in connection with the St. Louis difficulties! must convince every candid mind of the following: 1. Camp Jackson was organized for the purpose of intimidating the Union men in the city and the ultimate seizure of the St. Louis arsenal. 2. The movement of Capt. Lyon was a master stroke of policy, by anticipating the secessionists. 3. Infuriated by the failure of their cherished plans,themob attacked the troop3( in their phrenzy, and provoked the firing which caused such destruction of life. 4. The soldiers acted like untrained militia, and failed to exercise that forbearance which tbey should have done under all circumstances. The Republican has awoke to a realization of the State's position as the following paragraph in Wednesday's paper clearly shows : The State of Missouri is so enfiladed and controlled by the military forces levied by the United States Government, that it would be worse than madness to think of opposing them wivjicirtru"s6ive3 bound to say by way of caution to the people of Missouri. Had 'Em Thbrb. A runner connected with one of our large jobbing houses whose proprietors are Hebrews, was recently sent into Arkansas to look after some claims. While absent it became necessary to write home and that the letter should not be stopped on the way. So he set down and wrote a letter the principal part of which consisted of a glorification of the Southern people, expatiated largely on the beauties of secession, and denounced the abolition President in no stinted terms. Having fixed that part up all right, he added, just below his name, in Hebrew characters, " this is all a lie." It need hardly be said the letter came through all right though bearing evidence that it had been opened on the way. Thb Virginians are becoming great ly alarmed, and the papers are making piteous appeals to Jeff. Davis for his immediate presence in Virginia. The Dispatch says it is not to be denied that their people were not ready for the fight ; that they are not fully provided with the munitions of war and the appointments of an army ; and, what is much more important, are without well digested military organizations. The work of organization has had to be perfected exclusively by civilians. What is more than all this, President Lincoln has agents in Richmond, who transmit to him daily, information of the state of things there. The same paper thinks all the letters that go through the P. O. should be opened. m i f . i . x oe oouiuerners maue a great tuss over the fact that President Davis was going to take the field in person. It seemi he has not done so as quick as President Lincoln, who went down the Potomao the other day on a tour of inspection. Contraband or War. The Indianapolis Journal of Wednesday says ; The Vigi lance Committee, on Saturday night, seized at the Jeffersonviile depot 8 barrels of crackers, 200 muskets, 30,000 ball cart, ridges, 60,000 percussion caps, and six railroad cars destined for points south of the Ohio river. The Committee have, for several days past, inspected a number of other articles before permitting them to pass. They are determined to stop all articles contraband of war.' JESF" There will be an auction of new furniture at Armstrong's Furniture Wareroom No. 91 M ain Street, at 9 o'clock to-morrow morning, by H. Nelson &, Co. They will sell some fine sofa chairs, fine rockers, caneseat chairs, a fine extension table, tables of all kinds, some fine gilt mirrors, fine bedsteads, and a general variety of new and good furniture without reserve. The ladies are invited.

Slay In a notice of a Tisit to "Camp Vigo," at Terre Haute, the Local of the Express thus speaks of Capt. Thompson's com-

pany : Drilling is going on briskly, and already some of the companies have attained considerable efficiency. The Crescent City Guard we notice particularly as having almost the bearing of old soldiers. The number of the regiment is the four teenth. figf The Danville (Ky.) Tribune says that among the votes cast for the Union ticket ia Boyle countv, was that of Mr. John Spears, Jr., one of the few surviving soldiers I r. V... i i i, .:,v, ui tuo ncvuxuuuu wuu reumtua hj surprise and sorrow upon the madness of the people who wish to tear down the proua temple of liberty for which the Revolution, with its hardships and bloodshed, was fought. Mr. Spears was present in .the ranks at the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown. He is now 94 years old, and a hale, hearty old patriot. We have before mentioned that out of nine hundred Charleston volunteers six hundred have refused to leave the State. The " Sumter Guards," of the same city, show an equal want of pluck, though they arrogate to themselves the name of "Game Cocks." Their Captain has resigned, and at last accounts his place had gone a begging, for no one could be found willing to fill it. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ftojz, oil,. W.y A No. 1 article, just received, and for sale by JAS. EBSKINE t CO., mayl7 No. 47 Main Street, jrM.OUB. JP We ar now selling flour of different kinds as follows : Igleheart's " Pacific Mills" or fine, at $4 00, " " Globe " " supergne, 6 20, " "Epicurean" extra, 500, JAS. ERSKINE & CO., mayl7 No. 47 Main Street. ! M.' B Bran, Oats, ShipstntT, Corn, Corn Meal, fc. always oh hr.ud, and delivered free to any part of the city. For sale by JAS ERSKINE CO., mayl7 No. 47 Main Street. It Mi 8 Mi U VK II JBVJTDried Apples, Peaches, Nuts, 8pice, rc, for sale by JAS. EBSKINE A CO., may 17 No. 47 Main Street. jf I. I. Mi V.TO It' 8 8JMM1 Of MtMiJL. JB8tLS TATE for the payment of the costs and ex penses of Sde-Walk and Street improvements. Nctice is hereby given that by virtue of a precept issued by the Mayor of the City of Evansville, and to me directed, I will sell at public auction, at the door of the Court House, in said City, on Saturday, the first day of June, 1801, at 2 o'clock P. M., the followiiiK lots or parcels of real estate, or so much thereof as may be neceessary to pay the amount charged and assessed aeainst said lots respectively for the costs and expenses el ranking Side-Walk and Street improvements for said lots, together witn the costs of sale : Wm. Downey, lot 16, in block 62, Eastern Enlargement 37 23 M A. Catlett, lot 13, ia block 62, Eastern Enlargement S1042 Heirs of Geo. Bates, north-east half of lot 10 In block 31, Eastern Enlargement S130 84 Julia Stephens, third subdivision ot lot 4, in block 37, Eastern Enlargement $05 42 L. W. Hibbard, south-east three-fourths of lot 2, in block 37, Eastern Enlargement $196 27 Francis Jaquess, fourth subdivision of lot 4, in block 37, Eastern Enlargement $ti5 4! D. Goldsmith's heirs, lot 7, In block 36, Eastern Enlargement $185 69 mayl7 CHRISTIAN H KDDERIOH. V. O. HUSH STEAMSHIP LINE. Steam Between Ireland & America. NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND GALWAY. The following new and niagniflceut first-class paddle-wheel Steamships compos) tLe above line : Aubiatic, b, 888 tons burthen, Capt. J. Maury. (Formerly of the Collins Line browse. Fihk.bnia, A4H tns burthen Capt. B. Leitc i . ANdMi, 4,400 " ' dipt Nicholson. Pacific, 2,600 ' ' Capt. I. Smith. Pbinci Albert, (Screw.) 3,390 " " Capt. J. Walker. One of the above ships will leave New York or Boston alternately every Tuesday fortnight, for Galwav, carrying the covernmeut mails, touching at St. Johns, N. F. The steamers of this line have been constructed with the greatest care, under the supervision of the government, have water-tight compartments, and are unexcelled for comfort, safety, aad speed, by any steamers afloat. They are commanded by able and experienced officers, and every exertion will be made to promote the comfort of passengers An experienced surgeon attached to each ship. RATES OF PASSAGE. First-class from New York or Boston to Galway or Liverpool 8100. S cond-Class from New Tort or Boston Gulway or Liverpool 875. Flrst-cl&ss from New York or Boston to St. Johns 835. Third-class from New York or Boston toUalwy or Liverpool, or any town in Ireland, on a Railroad 30. Third-class passengers are liberally supplied with provisions of the best quality, cooked and served by the servants of the Company. RKTTJBX TICKETS. Parties wishing to send for their frbtndi from the old country can rbtain tickets from any town or a railway, In Ireland, or from the principal cities of England and Scotland, at very low rates. Passengers tor New York, arriving by the Boston Steamers, will be forwarded to New York free of charge. For passage or furthor Information apply to WM. H. WICKHAM, At the office f tho Cempany, on toe wharf foot of Canal Street, New York. HOVYLAM) fc ASPI5WALL, Agents. ma5'17-6m HO! FOR THE CAMP ! The Maiu of the Mist mav hAftnpot. ed to run between the city wharf and it lie landing at the coal mine (just be low tne encampment of the llth Regiment i'f Volunteers), from 9 o'clock in ihe morning i ntil 7 in the evwning of each day (uHdays excepted), until further notice. Fare tor the round trip, 10 cts. May 16:h, 1SG1. WHO SHOULD USE DR. J. BOVEE DODS' VEGETABLE IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS ? All who are afflicted with Incipient Consumption or Weak Lungs should use them. All who sutler from Wbak Stomachs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, or Piles, should uso their All who suffer from General or Nervous Debility, Kestlessness at night, Want of Sleep, tc., should use them. All persons who are convalescent after fever or other sickness should nse them. Ministers of the Gospel, Lawyers, Lecturers, and all public speakers should use them. Book Keepers, and all persons leading a sedentary life, should use them. The aged and infirm should use them. All wh require a siimulent or tonic should use them. All who are addicted to the nse of ardent spirits and wish to refoim, should use them. They are made of a pure Sherry Wine, and of the native plants and herbs of the country, and should be recommended t y temperance societies, clergymen, physicians, and all friends of humanity. They are prepared by an experienred and skilful physician, and, aside from their medicinal properties, are a most delightful beverage; and yet, as a medicine, are as innocent and harmless as the dews of Leaven. Sold by druggists generally. CHAS. WIDDIFIELD & CO., PROP'S., 7 8 WllHaaiStreel, iy '. For sale by KELLER $ WHITE, No. 32 Main Street, Evansville, Ind. mi16-4mdAw Revolvers. I have just received a large stock of lievolvers of dinerent kinds, including Colt's, Whitney's, Wessen's, Sharp's, and Smith's. Also Pistol Cartri 'ires. all of which I will sell cheap for cash. mayl6-lwd o. KELLER. JtU We have a twenty fjot King, of -xrellent ma terial, for sale. bCIIAPK EB A u'SSING, 2Aal Iso. 4y Main Street. WTIC. W W Good Extra Flour at Ielebeart's Mills, at 86 50 per bbL 1GLEH1CABT BEO'3. Hay 18th, 1861.

208. K9 Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an execution issued out of the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Von tf rburgh County, Indiana, in favor of Bertha K -hner vs. Peter Srhmuck nad Pkil-pSchirmer.and to me directed, I have levied upn and will, on WEDNESDAY, June 5th, 1861. between the hours of ten o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. M. of sai i dav, at the door of the Court House in the city of Evansville, Indiana, offer for sale at public anction, the rents and profi s for a term of seven years, of the following described real estate, towit : Lots No. twenty-one (21), twenty two (22). and twenty-thre (23), in Bb ck No. sixteen (16), in Stockwell's En argement of the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh. County, and State of Indiana, and should Baid rents and profits of said real estate not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs, I "ill, at the same time ana place, bum sale and sell the fee simpleof said realejiate for the satisfaction of said rit and costs, from valuaticn or appraisement law without relief AnnmlumAnt law. IOHNS. GAVITT, Sheriff V, C. Law tt Anthes, Pl'fls Att'ys. May 15th, 1861. mavl6 w3w tQHMBMMyfS 8JJLE JS'O. H07. Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an order of si'e issued out of the office of the Clork of the Court of Common Plea' of Vanderburgh County, Indiana, id favor of Guild Copeland vs. Allen C. II alloc k and Benaiah Moss, and to me directed, I have levied noon and wil , on WEDNESDAY, June 5th, ISGl, between the hours often o'clock a. M. and four o'clock P. M. of said day, at the door of the Court House in the city of Evansville, Indiana, offer for sale, at public auction, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following desciibed real estate, to-wit ; Lota No. one (1), two (2), three (3), and four (4). in Moss Subdivision of Block No. seventeen (17), In Lamasco City, In Vanderbu gh County, and S'ate of Indiana, and sheuld said rents an'l profits of said real estate not sell for a sum sufficient to satiaty earn writ ana cots, x win, at the lime time and place, offer tor sale and aell the fee simple of said real estate for the satisfaction of caid writ and costs, without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. juiirn . ir&vuii onerm v.v. Jones Blythe, Pl'ft's Att'js. May 15th, 1861. may!6-w3w m n Tit: Mi. mW Straw b?rries and Cream served up every day through the season, at the "salt Well. mav15 , im. uni tt I Lit Mi It HJMS MM 11 1 Mi U ol BEkF. We have just received per Railroad direct from Cincinnati, 500 lbs. Choice Sugar cured flams Lavia- curing; 100 ' " " Dried Buef " which we desire our customers to try. JAS. EBSKINE t CO., m(lyi5 No. 47 Main Street. rWT JJMS. MiHSHI.'Mi It CO'8 WM. Ton can find at all times a complete assortment of Family Groceries from a box of Matches to a barrel of Ig'eheart's Best Family Flour. Call at No. 47 Main Street. may15 JAS. EBSKINE A CO., tr Mi-t mi. JLd Powder is not much use without Lead. 'We have a large supply of both Bar and Pig on hand, and for sale at low rates. SAMCEL OBK. ma) 11 uMMJri8TMtliWo'8JrV-M iVE. WM. Notice is hereby given that I hate this day taken out letters of administration on the esta.e of Thos. D. Ashby, late of Vanderburgh county, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement, and those indebted are requested to make immediate pajment. The estate is solvent. JOS. K. ASHBY, Adiu'r. May 9th, 18G1. may!0-3tw Choice Wh'te Beans, A No. 1 Mess Pork, to be bad at may3 H A. COOK'8. LIST OF REGISTERED LETTERS Remaining uncalled for in the Post office at Evansville, Indiana, on the 8th dsy of May, 18C1. Persons calling for these letters, will please say "Advertised Reeistered Letters " If not known to the Postmaster, tht-y will please identify themselves: John Black, unanes Harris, Mrs. Bowman, Bod iam Mines. (2 letters). JAMES H. McNEELV, P.M May 9,1861. lwd-ltw Whemu. mv daughter. Ann Kennedy, being par tially derantcd, has wandered from home, 1 earn estly request any perfOn who may uuu ner iu mfurm mn as soeedilv as possible of her whereabouts She left home on Sjnday, April 27th, and wore, at the time, a brown uiarino dress, cape of same, trimmed with velvet, and check sunbnnne t ; is 28 years of sge, black hair and eves, and of quiet man ners and disposition. Apply to MTCnJEL KENNEDY, m(4'j Cla It st., Evansville, Ind T. 17! TP TP TTTHT?. HOME. . .- v.. MiitH on Tue3d iV morning, and has not since been heard of. She is slightly made, of fuir complexion, and about 17yt-arsold; wore, at the tine she left home, a straw scoop, trimmed with green, and a dark l arere dress, and blue shawl. Iter name is Elizabeth Stowe. Any one who will give information of her whereabouts will cooler a kindness on her amictea parents. F. and E. STOWE. mayS "UNION PAPER STORK John Burke lias removei bia store from No. 3 Main strcM t to Locust, betwoen First nd Secood, where he keeps a con urn nt supply ef all kinds and patterns of Parlor and Drawinir Room Paper, and ft'era thorn chap for cash. He is aldo prepared to do all work with neatneas and care. (Jail and ex amine before buying elsewhere. mayl-;;m JOHN BURKE. GREAT BARGAINS FN Dry Goods, Hats Boots, Shoes, & Caps ! J, . Taguess & Co.9 No. 10 First Street, Offer great .ndiKements to RETAIL Cash Customers in the selection from their L&nre, New, and Etegrant stock of Fashionable Dry Goods, Bootd, Shoes, Hats nnd Cape, AT WHOLESALE PRICES I DRES GOODS at less than ever sold iu this market before. LINENS .. HOSIERY, WHITE GOODS, and DOMESTICS Offered at 33 ntr etnt ess than heretofore re tailed at in the city. All are invited to come and compare quality and price with any other house in the city. J. S. JAQUESS 4 CO., spll-lyd-cl2t No. 10 First street. COME, EVERYBODY And purchase some of those nice goods kept for sale by r EJLIjIOTT MR'S, 20 pieces Challie De Laine at 12c to 20c. 30 pieces nice Lawn at 9c to 15c. 50 pieces New Style Calicoes at 7c to 10c. 250 Yards Extra French Goods at 10c to 12o; V Mi II 1 f II K A M' ! ! AND GOOD COLORS ! ! 10 pieces GOOD COTTON ADES. AND OTHER. PANTALOON I XG. Also a good variety of BLACK SILKS, POPLINS, DE3EIGES, and some Fine Brands of BLEACHED GOODS, and every varUty of SHOES, which must be sold at a G-jrotx-t Sacrifice ! OUR STORE IS NEAR THE BRIDGE. ELLIOTT BROTHERS. We have now better Hoop Skirts than we have been able to get for six months. Call and get one before they are all gone. SCUAPiiEIt t BUSSING, ap-23 No. 49 Main street. eiTIt Mi t M' J I' M' I.MlJTl - fOB License. The undersigns.! ill annlvtotha Board of County Gommiseioners of Yanderbnrgh county, at the June term thereof, for licenee to sell spirituous and Intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, at his usual place of business, on the corner of Fourth and Main Streets. may-3wd J. F. FELKER.

.HJHBirV S 8JLE -VO

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Crittenden Exchange, MAIN STREET, (between focbth and fifth fteeets.) T. REDMOND. Pbopeietob. Fbei Lcnch. Remember that the Crittenden Exchange serves up Free Lunch, Soup, Ac. to its patrons every day at 10 o'clock. marlfi O f P. fBOCTOB tf tJ. I. ft HI; Mi' 8 German and Mottled Soap, An assortment of both kinds Just received at apl6 JAS, EBSKINE & CO.'S V 0 T I C 17 r We are ready to receive from our cus tomers, in payment for debts and DRY GOODS, the following kinds of money at all it is worth : OhioTennessee, Missouri, Wsiconsin, Virginia, Illinois, Kentucky, Iowa, Indiana. Call and see. MILLEB A NIEHAC3, No. 43 Main street. 11. S. HUSTOJS K CO. Respectfully announce to their friends and citi zens of Evansville generally, that they are still iu the Feed business, and are thankful tor poet favors, and hope by strict attention to business, to merit a continuance of patronnge on our new plan, which we now adopt from this date, which is fetrirtly for cash. AH orders accompanied with the cash will be promptly attended to; none otbebs meed APPIT. We have now on hand and for sale 200 tons prime Hay, 600 bnah old white Corn, selected expressly fur Bread, 500 bush new Corn in Ear, 6M) bus Oats, 6 tons Oil Meal, and a full snpply of Bran. Shipstuff, 4c, and everything usually found in a Feed Store, all of which will be sold cheap for cash, and cash only. Respectfully, Jec7 R. S. RUSTON CO. jrtk M&HOLUTMO.VHM' CO-PJUT.y JiMtMJ' SHIP. The co-partnership heretofore existing under the name and style of Bead Burrow, was this day diolved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal of Abo Bestow from the concern. The business will In future be conducted under the name and style of Read Lawrence, who alone are authorized to collect all debts due the old hou-e. They will also pay the debts of Read 4 Burrow. HIBAM E. READ, A RON BURROW, M. A. LAWREFCE. April 1st, 1861. apl5 Fair Warning. The undersigned wishes to give warning to all those who are In the habit of removing plants, defacing tombstones, and otherwise trespassing on the grounds of Oak Hill Cemetery, or allowing their children to roam at pleasure over the ground when visiting there that there are severe penalties for all abuses committed on said premises. Thes- penalties range from $1(1 to 8100. All persons visiting the grounds will therefore take notice that the "Regulations" (copies of which are to be found at the Cemetery) will be enforced cn all offenders. JOHN S. GuODGE, aprl9 -1 Sexton Oak Hill Cemetery. Sorenson 4V Co9 JVo. 30 Watr Strttl, Jinantritlt , ind. Daily experience demonstrating the fact that men cannot depend upon collections to raise money to pav their own debts, and having found, upou examination, that we have goods enough in store to pay all we owe, we now offer to sell at reduced prices. We have a complete assortment of G-ocer-ies and Liquors, all of the b.-st quality, olid will sell at wholesale and retail, for money, and for money only. We Invite purchasers to examine our stock, as we will offer inducements that will justify them in buying of us on our terms. apt-26 80RENS0N & CO. mmOTIC'Mi O V J ! ! LH JITM M.V M-U It l W License. The undersigned will apply to the Board of County Commissioners of Vanderburgh county, at the June term thereof, for license to sell snirituoiis and intoxicating liquors in a less quan tity than a quart at a time, at their usual place of business, in lot It, Original Plan of the City of Evansville. SCHAFFER & CO. apr2S-3wd v VMi 'Oi;il I It I, Mi M-Maon -IVG TIMES. Since thecountry is in a state of r volution, everybody's soul should be prepared fordeain; but the most effectual way to save your sole and money is to buy your shoes at Sclmpkwr & Bussing's, who have as good shoes as can be had, and eell them cheap. N. B. All kinrts of moFoj- !!. lim aprzj mmii.i.Mjy'Miu w. WfJL STILL THEY COMK. We have azain received an addition to our stock of Bonnets, Shakers, childrens' and misses' Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Ru-bes, So. N. B. All kinds of money taken at its value. SCIIAPKEIi Jb BUSSING, apr23 No. 49 Main street. uj.n& i.OT S of Davis's (Cincinnati) Sugar Curd just received and for sale by JAS ERSKINE A CO., aplS No. 47 Main strint. HUM, t TM VK Mi It Mi Ms JV8TJKMi ceived by SORENSON Jt CO. 25 apl4 JM- n ater-proof and various other kind just tne article lor the present time. Go and get a box or more ireiu J AS. K tlSK IN K & CO., apr24 No. 47 Main street, AUCTION SALE. A larg lot of new Furniture, which we will sell at auction on every Thursday and Saturday morn lngs until the entire stock is closed out. All of that large lot of new Furniture of C. Armstrong's, at tne ware room, f4o. si Alain str et, consisting iu pait of Chairs of all kinds. Bureaus, Sofas, Tables, Stands, Bedsteads, and all kinds of Furniture kept in said ware room, terms positively cash. U. NELSON 3c CO , mayl-3wd Auctioneer. Expiration of Partnership. The partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned has this day terminated by limitation. Each member ef the firm is authoriz'Al to settle partnership accounts. April fctb, 1SG1. CONKAD BAKER, mayl JOHN K . FOSTER. jf i Mi n.nj.- MMtujyjR8. W 1 cask choice Gerry an Frunes?br sale at may3 II. A. COOK'S. JCOJV8MOtfl,MJttlt, HAM SJl.VMM SIDES. 2, 00 lbs. Clear SrdtIT, 2,0(JO lbs. Prime Jams, 2,000 lbs.JCxtra Country Shoulders, For sale by (may3) II. A. COOK. flBOICH TJIiLMi ItVTTMiU. ooo lbs. choice Boll Butter in cloths, direct from the Western Reserve, at H. A. COOK'S. may.5 figif.IMMi US TTMiJS-TM Ojyrt 3S We have just received tier Exnress a nstmnla lot of Military Caps, latast styles. Those not provided yet will do well to leave their orders at as early a day as possible. VAUXIKR MAKCONNIER, may3 No. 30 Main street. TT Mi. It, m.m:a n. JMLJ 12 kegs Bar Lead, 75 pigs may3 for sale cheap for caMi, by SAMCEL OBR. Plf7' M.KJU. ww 5 i kegs St. Louis White Leal, to arrive will be sold very cheap for cash, by may3 SAMFEL ORR. g M.ftMi JFOH LMi. M-J We have on hand a larze stock of Lime, and are offering it for sale at the low price of 75 cents a barrel. Our Boat lays opposite the store of Orr, Dalzell tCo. BEEDER BROS. mayj-ia-d flOJL, Ol Ms JT 75c. S COAL OIL AT 75c. COAL OIL AT -i5c. Warranted second to none. may3 Only to be bad at II. A. COOK'S. mntiiiTMi whkjt promt. Ww 50 sacks choice White Wheat Flour, 20 bbls XXX " ' ' at -may3 II. A. COOK'S. J VH H CM II Mi It -l.yjifJJ H. Jm. 35 bbls pure Cider Vinegar, at Biay3 H. A. COOdi'S. P9-I TIM OB MtHMMTflls MMMtMVMt: JUt 200 best quality Brick for cleanine knives and forks, for sale by (ma3) H. A'OOIL. 200 JLB8. M'MiJKI; BABJLMiW 250 lbs. Split peas, 150 lbs. Wheat Farina, ICO lbs. Pearl Sage, for fa!e by II. A. COOK. may3 jmooit POTJTOBS J-OB 75 CTS. WJT PER BUSHEL, at may3 H. A. COOK'S. jtJOBOJVJSIt'8 J.VOVJB8T, Held over the dead body of Thomas Ashby, on the 22d day of April, 1861, at his residence in Evansville, Pigeoa Township, Vauderburgh County, Indiana. The verdict of the Jury was That he came to his death by being stabbed by a knife in the right hand of Silo Weed. JOHN WAYM AN, tw- Corouer V. C.

MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW CASH STORE!, c No. 16 First street, Has just returned lrom tho east with the largest and best selected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ever brought to thH market, and having determined to adopt the Cash BytUem in all cases be ferlsconfldfnt 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 Berages, in great variety. French and American Ginghams, Fancy and Black Silks, Black Lustre Goods, for Traveling Dresses. Prints, Jaconets, and Bleached Muslins. Plain and Dotted Swiss Tarletans, all colors and qualities. Black Silk Mantillas and Lace Points. A good stock of Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insertions. Dimity Hands, White Embroidered Collars, and Mourning Collars. A handsome stock of Dress Trimmings, a large and complete 9lock of Hosiery for Ladie9, 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. Also, a splendid stock of House Furnishing Goods, as follows : Carpets, Oil Cloths, Cocoa Matting, Druggets, Bugs, Door Matts, Cornices, Stair Rods, Embroidered Swiss and Lace Curtains-, Painted Paper and Brown Holland, for Window Shades, &c. All the above stock will be sold Very Low for Cash. Before purchasing, please call and examine my stock. No trouble to show goods. J. S. HOPKINS, ap8 No. 17 First street. DISSOLUTION OF COPAHTNEHSIIIP. The copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the name and firm of Cook v Langley, is this day dissolved by mutual consent by Thos. K. D. Langley retiring lrom theconcern. The business will be continued by H. A. Cook, who will settle all claims against the firm. II. A. COOK, T. K. D. LANGLEY. Evattsrlllo, April 1st, 18C1. A Card. Iu retiring from the Eureka Bazaar, I would return my thanks to all who have so liberally patronized the Eureka, an 1 would ask all my friends to continue with my successor, H. A. Cook, who will continue in the same trade at tho old Ptand, No. 75 Main street. T. K. D. LANGLEY. 1 1I Mi Mi Mi'. It'Mi IU Mi JUST MMivL' ceived, per steamer Lehigh, 5 bxs W. R. Cheese, 5 bxs Hamburg Cheese, 6 bxs English Dairy Cheese, for sale by JAS. ERSKINK & CO., apl9 No. 47 Main street. JOHN IVINSON.l EDWARD 1VINSON. Evansville, Ind, cor. Leet ft W Sts. j J. & E. IVINSON, Manufacturers of Portable Steam Engine, The Best and Cheapest now I n use. IVINSON'S IMPROVED STATIONARY ENGINES, Surpass all othr in simplicity of construction. IVINSON'S Portable Circular Sa Mill, References through the country where It lias cut 1,000 feet of inch Lum ber in forty minutes. IVINSON'S Latest Improved Steam Boilers Consumes only one fourth tli fuel of ordinary Boilers. We also mauuf.icturoall kinds of Machinery such as appertains to Railroads, Steamboats, Mining, Distilleries, Flour, Corn, Sugar, and Malt Mills, looacco, vine, and Lard Presses, Sash, and Muley Saw Mills, A lgo sheet I ron and Copper Work, House Fronts, Window Caps and Sills, Ven tilators, Grates, Iron Uailinps, and every description of Iron and Brass Castfcjrs. Dealers in Steam and Wateriatiges, Gum Belting and Packing, Gas&ml Steam Wrought Iron Pipe and Fitflng, &c , &c, at Manufacturers Price9. " - Old Metal Bought. Jobbing and repairing of all kinds done at short notice, and workmen sent to all parts to set up and do repairing on Machinery and Boilers. Send for a Circular and see Price Lists. April 3d, 1861. JTJBUIT. -x Green Apples, DiieJ ued Fruits, for sale by Apples, Peiches, CanJ ERSKINE It CO. New Tailoring Establishm't The subcriber herebv informs his friends and the public in general, tint he h is opened a new Tailor Whop, over Brickley's Patent Bread Bakery, on i i:st street, near Main, wh,re he is prepared to cut and nmk' nil, nil earnient fur InVin' wear, with neatness and despau h. N ft. 1 at ticiil.tr attention iMid to Cutting: alsn iu cui'ii.-K ami iiiHKinig op oovs i;ii!tJl;nar Repairing d'.-ne on reasi.uabie terms ap2 J. PUARFS. omimc .l.ylt j.t H ii. : loo bbls Mess Fork, 100 kegs Prime Leaf Lard for family nee, la store and for sale by W. M', AIKMAN & CO.

Forwarding and Commission

RCLiO. S. I. ULOD RUDD BROTHERS, Forwarding & Commission MERCHANTS, No. 38 Poydrsi Street, fch21-6mos NEW ORLEANS. " NEW PRODUCE AND COMMISSION HOUSE. Cheese and Butter Agency. It. E. O'RILEIT, 3P It O 33 TJ O E COMMISSION 'MERCHANT. Agent for the sale of Western Reserve Butter and Cheese. No. a Sycamore Street, EVANSVILLE, IND. dec29 I. A.CBANC OWN CRANE & BROWN, 1 Forwarding & Commission f Morclinnts, And Steamboat Agents, EVANSVILLE, IND. a Agents for Kanawha Salt Company. us" Liberal CaHb advances made on shipments ol , W. M. AIKMAN &. CO,. PHODUOE3 AND Commission Merchants, No. 6 North Water at., K vstnuvllle. W Agents for the sale of Salt, Elour, Grai'i, Provisions, and all other articles of Produce. oct25 aTlemcke & CO., Dealers in J'roduce, AND Commission Merchants, have removed to No. .A Slain Street. nov3 TBMMJ.TI& MiXH UMihH tff.n fJUVf.WM. NEW AlUtAf.Gk.MKNT. The Adams Kxpbxss Com pant respectfully au nounce to their friends and patrons, the publico Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased facllt ties for the transportation of i FBEIOHT, PACKAGES I MONET AND VALUABLE., They solicit a continuance of former favors. Ka pecial care taken in the collection of Bills, Pratt Motel, and the transportation of small and valuabl; packages. ( All persons wishing to avail themselves of the la Cilitie of the Express, can obtain any lein-d infor J matlon in reference to the routes anil detnils of tb I business, at their Office on Firs? street, belweeii Maiu and Locust, opposite the Post mire. 1 de 18 a. 11. KISII. Aeent o. hUtJJR 7 H Hliim M Pi. ale by 8. E. GILBERT A CO. ap22 TfWO l.JIHHMiH. U O O It'll VM, Mi JJYt, WfJL half barrels, In fine order, for sale by 1 ap22 H. K. GILBERT & CO. j 66 'jryrp'MKa'a jni ti cot t'ojs W Yarn, Carpet Chain, and Cotton Batting.. full supply of 4U"s, 5K)s, BiiOs, i ud 70Os of tin above favorite b' and alwavs on hand and for s:ile by 8. E. GILBERT A CO., apr22 Agents "Cyprewi Wills." j CJHMiMi.V ' J P I. Milt, MT AND DKItD FKC1T. A complete hit o( the above necessaries on hand, and fir eale by JAS. KKSKINK A CO., f api24 No. 47 Main str- t. j a1 It Mi -IT f.iiJ.V UTtt'jM .' LINS. We have all grades of lili ached Mm t j ing and Sheeting of the above brands. They havij a reputation like ' Igleheart's FlJur " and " Mer ' rimac Prims " never excelled i SCIIAPKKR A BUSSINU, j ap23 No. 49 Main street, f jgO M.V Ml HO OM el. -f 1U0 doz heavy, tor sn!e by apr22 ti. E. GILBERT A CO W.OB HjtM.Mi ClltiJMP. JL A House and lot on the corner of Second ana Division streets. . Apply to John Ilouley, at Ilealy A Warren's Bookstore. apr-3m Dksilutiou of Copartnership. The copartnership heri-lofori) exiting under thi'j name auJ stylo f 1. M. Currey & 1X., hki this day dinHolvrd by mutual con"nt, by the withdrawal ok D. M. Currey lrom the exm". The bu iness of th"w concern will hereafter be cowl icted by Jonas .smith who is authorized to settle all busiiinss of the late firm. It. M. CURREY. t JON AS SMITH, Evansville, April UOth, W,. uiayO lwd f Romoval. I wish to inform ino former luttruus of P. 3f f Currey A Co., that I have removed from 3ri Main Ftrnet, to Bray'suew block, StoiiiI Street, where I i shallfoutioue tokeepa general aHHortment ol Boots and Shoes, both of home make and eastern nianu i tacture. Please rive me a cill. ? SHIRTS ol all stylus made to order as usual, and a fit warranted. Gentlemen's remly-made lluen always on hand. JONAS S.M ITU. Eransvillo, May 3d, 18C1. matb'-lmd "yjJVJs- Jj'MjjYH8HJWO(fli JL POTATOKS. 300 bags extra choice Pink Eye and Neshauuoi k I'otators, Juit received at niay3 II. A. COOR'W. JT Bit I JBIH!H) HMHJ8 M'H ijlfli JLJ Leaf Lard, put up expressly for family use just received and tor sale I v , CHAS. Mi JOIINSTON, Bpl3 Posey Block. 'wmjtjns, 8iibt;i.iiM:itH, i.vi Htinim JIM. A few more of thone nice suirar cured provisions, lately received and for sale by JAS. kllSK INK & CO.. apr2t No. 47 Main street. la Bj.nji jJs-mm rMijyrj'j:HMjii 9JL Money bought at lowest rates, by S. E. GILBkRT I CO., ap22 No. 4 Sycamore street. gr Mi FV, y Jilt 8. B., We have just received a cnnll lot of the above goods. As they will not last ;ng, those who want thorn w'll call at once. liiay'J-.1t G. S. SONNTAG A CO. JLPOTATO Mi 8. JL So Some 150 hiinh. Prime White NeshannnrL and Pinkeyes, Just received and for sale by JAS. EHSKINK CO.. may8 No. 47 Main street. WXUMill tVOIB TTMsMi. We still deliver good Bran at COc. per 100 lbs : 1 deli alo, Corn, Oa'ji, and Shipstuff, st low prices for J AS. ERSKINE A oO., No. 47 Main sireut. cash. may8 yo bjv jn Miji ,. 50 bush, fresh and fine, for snle at f.'ic a busu. at (may3) II. A. COOK'S. tJ"cIjjjrfi 8oilai' jj"mm L DLES. 20 boxes Proctor & Gambit's No. 1 Soap, 1 10 German Common " Soda " Star Candles, Tallow " Opal " if. A. COOK. 5 " 20 ' 10 " 10 " For sale by (rnujli) fjWJ.TMi CVItlttiJrT8. JBJ Choice and fresh, at 10c. per pound, at mny3 II. A. COOK'S. " dKT II. J. COOIt'8 -Z You can get the choicest Hamburgh Cheese,, for 12jc. per pound. (inav3) Mb MJili CHJi It It IH 8- J'Mi cttoF. JUT 1 catk Dried Cherries, just received at mays 11. A. COOK'S. TO .tt.HMLVZi ! ! ! A kixhI MioT L'M, loaded with airk shot, la a No. 1 article for Homo Protection. I have a few left, together with S'nie rifles, for sule at wholosa'.e prices for a single Gun. Call Soon, as tbey are very cheap. No. 13 First street iii of the Mill Saw. C.S.WELLS. May 1st, 1801. ma2-2wd NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS FUR SLPPLY OF MARIN HOSPITA .. DlSTKICT OK tVl.VMM.I.f, Evansville filay ImI, Isnl. Notice is hereby giveu, that scaled proposal, accompanied by proper guarantees, according to firms to be furnished on application at this (illicit, will bo received thereat, until 12 o'clock meri'tiun on the first Tuesday in June next, for the supply of the Marine Hospital at (or near) this city, anh th articles of provision, medieiue, Ac, enumerated in said forms. The quantities staled are estimate? with reference to the unial uunibor of patients In tlieHoxpit.il; but the I'niU-d Matis reserves the right to take more or hss of siid articles, accordingly as they may lie required. If 'be articles delivered at the Hospital are not, in the Judgement of tre phyiirian, of tiie best qu lity, and adapted to the HiisnitHl. he wilt be at liberty to reject the

1 same, to purchase other articles in their ie.ul, ami trto charge the contractor with auy excels iu cot,t 1 o.'f-r the contrite! orices.

Thj United Stains reserves the right to accept the proposals for the whole or any portion of tna articles specified. CHARLES DEN BY, maj-9 till June4 Collector. Yolksbot copy till June 4tb.