Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 218, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 June 1861 — Page 3

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TUESDAY MuKNIhi, JUNK 4 LOCAL NOTICKS. Drop Letters. It should be remembered that the Po9t Office regulations now require that all drop letters shall he pre-paid, atone cent each, to secure their delivery. junel-3td JB?A large variety of beautiful Union Ties, together with a fine assortment of recherche shirts and other famishing goods, have been received, by express, at Lyons's, ,wno is selling nne doming at very low ngures. JS5" Ladies,the Auction is still going on at H. Nelson & Co.'a again to-day at 9 D'clock in the morning and 2 o'clock in the ifternoon. The like was never known how ;beap goods of a good quality are selling. There is still a large lot,'wbich will be sold, etch what they will. 6?The old favorite J. H. Done will be t our landing during the day receiving reight for Louisville, Cincinnati and Pittsfurgb. That veteran boatman, Capt. Lew. )avis, i3 in command. RAILROAD RECEIPTS. June 3. 1801. 12 bales furs, 1 box furs ant! skins, W. Hubhell; J bxg fruit. Bement Vlnle; 1 bx mdse, J. Lusher, bxs, 1 case tea, Orr, Dalzell t Co.; 1 bx ha' , bx nrabrellas, R Ba-nes: 3 bxs drugs, T. J. Bell; I bx fruit. CarisohtA Cassenelli; 1 hag coff-e, 1 X b powder, Hornb'f ok t Co. ; 3 bxs cheese, 3 bids sans, H. A. Cook; 50 bxs soup. 50 bxs candles, Peent A Viele; 1 caw mrise. Miller A Niehans; 1 unk, 1 stand, 1 bedstead, 1 lounge, 1 bdl bedding, . Frailey. A. E. 8HBADER, Agent. Personal. Lieut. Quinlin arrived on Saturday from Camp Clay. He thinks the len who, in goed faith, enlisted and went Indianapolis, were badly treated, but for o fault of his. At Camp Clay the comany was disbanded, and most of the men ent into the other companies to fill out ieir complement.. Lieut. Quinlin has the ocuments to prove that he did his duty Dnestly and faithfully. Fie has made aringements for the organization of another Dmpany to enlist for a term of three years. Kbit Company or Volunteers. Lieut v .. M. Conn?!t, of the Vanderburgh Grays, raroeneed organizing a company for aited States service for the term of three ;ars yesterday. We are informed that considerable number of the Grays will alist in the new company, and we have no oubt the company will be speedily made p. Lieut. Connett is well posted in miliiry matters, and a gentleman, and will lake an efficient officer. The armory in le Crescent City Hall is where the muster . ill may be found to day. Mr. Connett has sceived an assurance that the Dew company 'ill be promptly received. Moulan Grovh, l Wyne Co., 111., May 30, 1861. J Editor Journal : Dear Sir : The Joaral reached me Saturday, a very welcome uest, after some delay on the part ofjUncle am s man arrangements. The military fever waxes warm in Upper Jgypt and Secessionists and their sympabizers had better give it a wide birth. A ompany of 105 men left Fairfield, the ounty seat of this County, the 20th of May. 'hey are in quarters at Anna, a Station on je Illinois Central Railroad, near Jonesboro .. finer body of men than they are seldom en. Among them were several, who saw .Jervice in Mexico. IfJeflf. Davis comes in Iheir way, there will be no use of continuing the war on his account. There was a Union peace-meeting called t Fairfield, a few days since, by some symathizers of the Southern traitors, but it reulted as such meetings should by passing esolutions for sustaining the AdministraIon at all hazards. The army worms are doing the Farmers reat aamage in tnis ana aajoining counties, , iking wheat, corn, oats, and meadows lean. They are still at their work of desruction, and if something does not check hem, people in this country will suffer for read stuff another year. Fields that joked flourishing a week ago, with grass lore than knee high, now look like etubi le fields. There is no telling how it will nd. Respectfully yours, Joseph. A Card. To whom it may concern : The gentleman that visits our establisknent on Saturday nights between the hours ,f 12 o'clock and 7 o'clock on Monday orning, and who is so kind as to help limself to all of my cigars, bottles of good ; old Bourbon," Cognac Brandy, and No. bottles of Wine, had better give me a noice of bis intended visits, and I do proride him, will give him a good "supply" f the above articles. My establishment is generally and always closed on Sundays, ind being a church member I do not like a nan to break the Sabbath by supplying himself within the above named hours. I therefore notify this gentleman to give me notice before I close up my establishment 3n Saturday night, and then he can be well mpplied. Georgk Qoas, Propietor of the Phoenix Bowling Saloon. No. 72, Main street. St. Louis, June 2. In the Capt. Mc- , Donald habeas corpus case, yesterday, on notion of counsel for the petitioner, the espondent, Gen. Harney, was discharged from further proceedings. In the case of , the new petition to be directed to Captain Lyon and other officers of the arsenal, was presented and a writ granted returnable on . Monday morning. Dr. Geo. B. Sanderson, who was stabbed ;by Judge Buckner on the night of May l0th, during a dvsenssion relative to the capture of Camp Jackson, died Friday night. Hagerstown, June 1. The secessionists this morning attempted to take the ferry boat opposite Wil'.iara3port, probably to crossover to Maryland on foraging expeditions. The unionists ordered the secessionists to desist. They, not complying, were fired on. A brisk fire was kept up on both sides for an hour, in which several rebels were wounded and unionists auhurt. The rebels retreated.

SpcclaljXotices.

War Again, another proof that BCEBHAVEM UALLANP BIl'TBBS U worthy of recommendation. " The plain and upright Mary Van Sliedrecht, a daughter of Van Dyke, had last spring a dangerous sickness, but got o far well that she could leave her bed and be out of the doctor's treatment, but kept liugering on, so that she could get no appetite, and could not get strength enough to do her household work, till within a few weeks put. She used one bottle of the Bitters, which, with the help of God, has given her strength, and she feels quite well ; for which her husband gave me, the undersigned, his thanks, for having recommended the Bitters tc his wife, and requested me to have the same inserted in the Sheboygan Nieuwsbode." L. DODGE. Grand Rapid, Mich. The above is a literal translation from the list number - f the Sheboygan Nieuwsbode. j ' tttmtth and Pure Blood sirs Jhm, parable. Recollect that all sickness arises from Impurity of the blood, and that Judson's Mountain Herb Pills will secretly find out and cleanse these impurities from the system, that disease cannot exist. So simple and innocent are the herbs ana plants that compose them, that it is not necessary to hare thein sugar-coated in ordur that the stout ach can beat them. In most cases, pills are sugar coated because the materials which they are made of are so griping and malignant, that otherwise a dullest stomach could not bear them. These Pills deal with disease as it is, and will not only cure by removing the same, but will build up and restore the broken constitution. There are many who hav 30 trifled with their constitutioos that tluty think medicine cannot help thorn ; fft not even these despair; incredulity and skepticism is overthrown by amass of testimony which is truly irresistible. At first, the virtues ascribed to those MOUNTAIN HKRB PILLS were deemed fabulous. The public had Wen so often deceived that tliy could not believe Hie simple truths ad vanced by their discoverer. Yet fact undeniable attested by witness of th highest character and respectability, have proved, and are proving ech day, the virtues of this " mighty healer." Th-y mark, by their miraculous efficacy and power, a new era in medicine. Sold by all medicine dealers. june4-lmdlw JVote Good Otffftto WatlM on lp petite, end Health on Both. But good digestion la rarity in this eonatry. Dyspepsia is as cominnn aranng ns and as general, if net ai f talf as eon.umptioo. And yet evory man and woman in the land hive within their reach a snre and swift remedy for this disonse, and all the complaints that it engenders. Mo case in which II 0STETTKK'S STOMACH BITTERS have failed to effect a cure of this distressing and, if neglected. dangerout ailment, is within the knowledge of any bumtn being. And why f Because no such case his ever occurred. The stomach strengthened, revitaliEdd, and toned by this celebrated recuperant, mint perform the work of digestion and thoroughly adapt the food it receives to the support of the sybtem. lieuce it relieve, all pain and uneasiness in the digestive org.ias, consolidates the neih, gives elasticity and vigor to the muscles, and reinforces, as with a new 11 fa, all the animal pjwers. junc4-ld Bolloteay'm Pill and Ointment. ULCERATED LEG Numerous individuals, who were for many years afflicted with old cancerous sores or ulcers on the legs, and had failed to procure a remedy either from private practice or public hospitals, have been speedily cured by a short course of these invaluable medicines. In all diseases of this natnre, the uni'ed action of the Pills aiid Ointment i required. Sold by all Druggists, at 25c, 62c, and Si p r box or pot. junel-lwd 1unHfetll't Cough Mttmtdy excels in one of the most important characteristics, namely, thatof containing no materials of opium or antimony, which are so debilitating to weak constitutions. When by its perfect simplicity it is dono with the Cough or Lung Complaint, its splendid joule qualities exhibit themselves in giving strength to weak systems, weakened by disease, a peculiarity very important, but often lost sight of. In a preparation like the Universal Cough Bomedy may be found a great necessity for every nursery, every medicine chest, or counting room, and from infancy to age it may be used with perfect impunity. See advertisement and read pamphlet. Jnnrl-lmdAw Moottand't tlirmmn Httfrt. It is over ten years since this celebrated remedy was introduced to the American public. During tbis time it has performed hundreds and thousands of the most astonishing cures, and its reputation and sale have now reached a point that far surpasses any remedy of the present or past ages. It has acquired this great reputation, not by a system of puffing, but by the actual merit of the article Itself. If you are afflicted with any of the diseases for which it is recommended, such as Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous debility, or Disorder oftbe Digestive Organs, it will not fail to sustain its reputation in your case. For sale by all druggists and dealers in medicines at 75 cents per bottle june4-ljndAw Bmir ly!Hmtr Dy'.lUair Dy:'.'!Wllliam A. Bachelor's Hair Dye I The original and beet in the world I I I All others are mere imitations, and -boold be avoided, if yon wish to escape ridicule. GKAT, BED, or KUSTT Hair Dyed instantly to a beautiful ar 1 Natural Brown or Black, without injury to the Hair or Skin. FIFTEEN MFDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded to Wm. A. BaTCHRLOS HE-.e 1839, and over 80,000 app -ations have beer, r-nula to ttu Hair of his Patrons ' his famous Dye W. A. BATCHKLi 'S HAIR DYK prcduces a color not to be dlstin dished from nature, and is waibastid not to injr in the least, however long it may be eontiuued. and the ill effects of bad Dyes remedied"; the Hair invigorated for Ufo by this Splendid Dye. Sold in all cities and towns of the United States, by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. S)t3Tbe Genuine has the name and address npor a steel plats engraving on fonr tides of each Box. of William A. Batchflok. Address CU AS. BATCHELO B, Proprietor, sept.20-lyrdw 81 Barclay-st, New YorktVm.J. nttchtlor flm.tr OyThit splendid Hair Dye has no equal instantaneous in effect Beautiful Black or Natural Brown do staining the skin or injuring the Hair remedies he absurd and ill effect of Bad Dyes, and invigo rates the Hair for life. None are genuine unless tuned " W. A. Batchelor." Sold everyw Vre. CHAS. BATCHELOR, I jpnetor, sept20 81 Barclay-st. New Vork HJija ji-JB Hjta jt vti i WILLIAM A. BATCHE LOK'S HA1B DTE, The only Harmless and Reliable HAIB DYE KNOWN. All others are mere imitations, and should be avoided if yon wish to escape ridicule. GKEY. BED, or BUSTY HAIR dyed Instantly to a beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without the least injury to hair or skin. FIFTEEN ME'JALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded to Wm. A. Batohelob since 1S39, and over 200,000 applications have been made to the hair of the patrons of this famous Dye. WM. A. BATCH ELOR'S HAIR DYE produces a color not to be distinguished from nature, and is tearronl not to injure in the least, however long it may be continued, and the ill eftecta of bad Dyes remedied. The hair is invigorated for life by this splendid Dye. which is properly applied at No. 10 Bond street. New York. Sold in all the cities and towns of the United Sta'es, by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. The Genuine has the name, " William A. Batchelor." and address upon a steel plate engraving, on tVie four sides of each box. WHoltm alt factory, 81 Barclay Strut, apll ly Late 233 Broad way, New Tort. Tf -.V a T SO Oaf. MJt We are now selling Bran (fresh ground) at 6tc. per 100 lbs, delivered free to any part of the C'tT- JAS. ERSKIAE CO., juae4 No. 47 MainS trout.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

BY ;hb . a W. LIKX. Exclusively for the Journal. Noon Dispatches. Chicago, June 3. Bon. S. A. Douglas died at ten minutes past nine o'clock this morning. Those in attendance at the time were Mrs. Douglas, Dr. Miller, Mrs. J. Madison Cutts, jr., of Washington, D. P. Rhodes of Cleveland, Dr. Vicker, Spencer C. feenbam and Dr. Hay of Chicago. His remains will be taken to Washington on Wednesday. St. Johns, N. F., June 3. The Prince Albert from Galway on the 21st ult., arrived here tbis evening with two days later advices., Political news unimportant. Breadstuffs generally steady. Corn dull. Provisions dull. -Consuls 91J91 for money. Fortress Monros, June 2, via Baltimore, June 3. By order of the War Department, the naval brigade was not accepted.but returns to New York to-night. Their arms and ammunition will be retained by order of Gen. Butler, who is placed in the most embarrassing condition of the brigade. Col. Bartlett, in a midnight expedition to the Rip Rap3, fell from the parapet, breaking his ankle, and receiving internal injuries. He is delirious to-day. An emuete is expected when the news is announced. Washington, June 3. Lieutenants Chanbliss and Ilorton having tendered their resignations to avoid being called upoa for active service, their names have been stricken from the army roll. Habeas Corpuses, returnable on Tuesday, were granted in the cases of the three men arrested in Maryland, charged with bridge horning, and removed to York. The writs were addressed to (Jen. Keim. The hearing is before Judge Cud wallader, a brother of the General. A. H. Smith, of Vermont, is appointed Cotisnl at Odessa, in place of" Jlr. Arnold, of Illinois, transferred to Petersburg. The Times dispatch says Fairf.ix C. H. is occupied by three regiments of Federal troops. Two additional regiments will be stationed there in a day or two. The New York 7th regiment will probably soon be re-mustered into service, and detailed to the camp on Staten Island to instruct oew recruits. Lieut. Col. Enyart and Captain Cahill, of one of the Kentucky regiments, have arrived to make arrangements for the acceptance and care of troops. It. M. Corwin, agent of the State, is here to look after the wnnts of the Commissary department of the Ohio troops. A London letter gays Col. Fremont will take with him 10,000 rifles and a park of artillery, say forty twelve-pound rifled guns. Last Night's Dispatches. New York, June 4. It is understood that an attack on the Aquia Creek batteries will be made by the land forces. A special to the Express s;iys, by the end of the week the Government expects to have 25,000 men in Virginia, near Alexandria, 20,000 at Grafton, 20,000 near Harper's Ferry, 15,000 at Fortress Monroe and 10,000 around Baltimore, Annapolis, and Relay House. A Richmond dispatch reports that a lawyer from "New Hampshire was hung as a spy by the South Carolina volunteers. It appears that the frigate Powhatan is blockading Mobile. A special to the Commercial says two thousand South Carolina troops are reported at Brownville a tew miles below Fairfax. The woods near Fort Washington on the Potomac have been cleared away and redoubts erected by our troops. Baltimore, June 2. The rebels seized the western mails, coming east this morning, at Harper's Ferry. Nsw York, June 2. The Herald says W. F. Washington, son of the late Colonel Washington, was captured in the Fairfax affair. It is reported that the battery at Mathias Point proves to be a wood pile. Lieut. Tompkins' official account of the Fairfax matter does not differ materially from the first report. He says three of his men are missing, three slightly wounded, and six horses lost. He thinks the killed and wounded rsbels were thirty-five. He brought away five prisoners. The Tribune's Washington dispatch says Emerson Etheridsre has arrived from Tennessee. He says East Tennessee will show a large majority for the Union. Civil war is unavoidable if the rest of the State secedes. Soldiers are distributed through the State to overawe voters. The disunionists are well armed. The steamer Northern. Light arrived at New York from Aspinwall, with $373,000 in specie. M. D. Field has gone to Cairo authorized to construct five floating batteries of capacity for 500 men, intended to act separately on Memphis and points below. It is reported that Col. Sherman, of O., will be appointed Quarter Master General. Five more regiments have been tendered from Western Pennsylvania. Chambersburgh, June 1. There will be no movement southward before Wednesday. Washington, June 2. The official account of the Aquia Creek affair agrees with the other accounts. The enemies' batteries in range were silenced. Only one secessionist injured. The 71st regiment did not go to Aquia Creek, as reported. The accounts received from England state that Adams was presented by Lord Palmerston. ImportantState dispatches reached bim on the 17th. The attitude of the British Government is not decisively ascertained. There is nothing new from other Governments. Among the ridiculous rumors was one that Col. Wilcox had joined the rebels and that twenty Michiganders had been captured by the rebels. Another Zouave was shot last night. A battalion of regular cavalry and a battery of artillery have proceeded towards Fairfax Court House. Chambersburgh, June 2. It is certain that a portion of the force here will soon occupy Frederick. Washington, June 2. Word has been received that the two missing dragoons in the Fairfax affair have been rescued and brought back by their company, who heard they would be hung,which caused the whole company to rescue them. An incendiary fire at Alexandria was extinguished by the soldiers. Chambersburg, June 1. A slight skirmish took place to-day between a company of home guards and the Virginians. Three Virginians were wounded. A terrible fracas oi-curred in the negro quarter, in which Frank Jones, a negro barber, and two soldiers were shot. They fled but were instantly killed. Gen. Patterson, with additional regiments, are expected on Monday.

Sunday Dispatches.

Washington, June facts were obtained of Creek : 2. The following the contest at Aquia The engagement commenced Friday and lasted two hour?, ana on Saturday it was again commenced and lasted tour hours. the lower beach battery, damaged on Friday, was repnired. The force of rebels is supposed to be 2,000. Oa Saturday the Freeborn approached within two miles and commenced the fire. The Pawnee took a nearer position. For the first hour the firing was brisk from the shore batteries. During the engagement the Pawnee fired one hundred and sixty shells. An observer saw, through a telescope, numbers of bodies carried away in wagons. The officers say the rebels had rifled cannon. - Both vessels were damaged, but slightly. One shot went through the Freeborn's cabin. The Pawnee received eight shots. The Anacosta returned here this morning. The Pawnee and Freeborn hauled off, being unprepared for a long engagement. The Railroad Depot and buildings ashore were destroyed. The rebels, it is believed, had eight guns. Fort Monroe, June 1. No military movement has taken place yet. Heavy cannon are being trinsported to Rip Raps. It is said there are 4,000 rebels at Yorktown, bnt there are none between there and Fort Monroe. A stand will evidently be taken at "Yorktown. Several slaves from different counties have been set to work on the entrenchments Magruder commands. A gentleman from between Newport News and Yorktown, who has arrived here for protection, say3 numerous families had fled, leaving their slaves, unfit for work, behind. Three hundred free negroes were forced across the James river to work on the rebel entrenchments. A distinguished rebel confessed the Unionists were right and the Secessionists deluded. Cairo, June 2. There is nothing aubentic in relation to the movement down the river from this point, but it is certain that the force at this point is to be considerably increased. Two additional regiments are ordered here, in addition to the regiment in this Congressional District. Another company of Illinois artillery, now at Springfield, are under marching orders, and will move in a Jay or two. The Government has chartered the big wharf steamer, that lays here. It is capable of carrying several thousand troops and stores. It is understood, also, that ih Government has chartered twenty-five river steamers at St. Louis. Baltimore, June 1. A detachment of soldiers visited the Police Marshal to in quire about arms delivered by him to a gentleman of this State. The interview was satisfactory, and the soldiers returned o camp. Alexandria, June 1. Strong breastworks here will soon be finiehd. Reports have magnified unimportant skirmishes into battles. There is but oue telegraph instrument here, which is mostly employed by the Goverment. Indiana Legislature. Summary, May 31st. Senate. In the Senate the entire forenoon was occupied with matters of general Legislation; relating to county officers; redemption of lands sold on execution; the disbursement of the trust funds, Sic. In the afternoon reports were received: laying on the table a petition from the Bar of Carroll county ; authorizing the Treasurer of State to loan money as an advance on their wages to the officers and the volunteers; recommending the passage of the House bill for the removal of convicts from the Southern Penitentiary. A bill was introduced authorizing the Governor to borrow money for certain purposes. Evening Session. Reports were made: Recommending the passage of House bill No. 64 ; recommending the passage of House bill No. CI, increasing the salary of the Attorney General. Tabled. Hocsk. A concurrent resolution was introduced to donate the per diem of members during the recess, to a fund for the benefit of sick soldiers. Referred to the JfUi.ary Committee. appointment of major heffrkn. Mr. Bingham presented the following : Whereas, It i3 necessary, in view of the perilous character of the times, to use the greatest precaution in the selection of men to military commands, not only for the honor and safety of our country, but for the lives of our men ; and Whereas, Words and acts are the only evidences by which we determine who are patriots and who are hostile to the General Government; and Whereas, The course pursued by Horace Heffren, a member of this House, at the late regular session, was seditious in its tendency, we cannot look upon bi3 appointment to an important command as judicious or justifiable ; therefore Resolved, That we hereby express our disapprobation of the act of Oliver P. Morton, Governor of the State of Indiana, in appointing said Horace Heffren Major of the 13th Regiment of the Indiana troops. Mr. Frasier moved to make it the special order for to-morrow. Mr. Heffren wanted the matter diposedo now. He could not be here to-morrow. Mr. Bingham advocated the resolution. Mr. Heffren replied. On motion of Mr. Sherman, the resolution was tabled ayes 70, noes 9. Resolutions were introduced calling on the Governor for information with respect to steps taken for the purchase of arms, and in respect to the distribution of arms to the border counties ; also calling for copies of instructions sent ts the agent for the purpose of procuring arms and their supplies. Made the special order for tomorrow at nine o'clock. Bills passed. Senate bill No. 26 ; bill appropriating $25,000 additional to the Governor's contingent fund. The House refused to concur in the report of the Committee of Conference with regard to the specific appropriation bill ; finally a report was made in which the House concurred. the quartermaster. Mr. Cason presented the report of the Committee of Investigation with reference to- affairs in the Quartermaster General's department. The committee aver that they have rigidly looked into matters, and that they find everything all right. Messrs. Vajen, Morris, and others connected with the department, are highly complimented. The House concurred in the report unanimously. paymaster. Mr. Cason, from committee, reported relative to the message of the Governor ask

ing for the appointment of Postme ster. The matter had been already attender to. Report concurred in. abatement of liquor establishments. j Mr. Thomas' bill authorising command- I

mg officers of military companies to abate liquor establishments, was reported by Mr. Bingham, and referred to.the Committee on Temperance. temporary loans. Senate bill authorizing the Governor to make temporary loans for military purposes was taken op and passed. Also, Senate drainage bill. The House concurred in Senate amendments to the real estate redemption bill. NEW ACVERTISEMENTS. Court Notice. STATE OF INDIANA, leas Vanderbureh fcountv. f' v auuerourga uouuiy, ) Sept. Term, 1861. No. 20C. Horatio L. Wheeler, President 1 of the Canal Bank, lor the use of said Bank, : Attachment. Condon Garrett and Kasha 9. J Babcock. J It appearing by affidavit, on file in the office of the Clerk of the Court aforesaid, that the cluim in the above entitled action is for the amount o f a bill of exchange, drawn by the defendant, and that the defendant, Corydon Garrett, is a non-resident of the State of Indiana, notice of the pendency of this action Is therefore given to raid Corvdon Garrett, and that the same will s and for trial at the next term of the Court aforesaid, to be begun and held at the Court House in the city of Evanville, in the County and State aforesaid, on the first Monday in September, A. D. 1861. Witness, the Clerk of sail Court this 3 1 dv of June, 1801. LOUIS BICHTER, Clerk Court Common Plees Vanderburgh Co. Wheeler A Igleheart, Pl'tTs Att'vs. June-8ww loiihtng- Cttrt of Muflmmmation of ' Jtowlt, of 15 IVsrt StanalHf. PHiLAnvLPHtA, March 10, 1808. Db. 0. M. Jackson. Dear Sir: Restored to health, as I have been, under God, Ly the use of your invaiuauie iioonana s Unrnian Hitters, I feel that I owe yon this public acknowledgment. About the year 1838, while residing in t!ie city ot .Baltimore, 1 Was attacked with Inflammation of the Bowels. For some time I paid but little attention to it, supposing it would soon pass off. But the disease grew worse, and I been mo seriously alarmed at its progress. I now had recourse to medical advice, but without any marked effect. I rapidly lost flesh, and became emaciated to s uch a degree as to attract the attention of all with whom I came in contact. I cannot attempt to describe the feeling of utter helplessness that almost paralyzed my efforts for fifteen years. At length, tired or li e, but still willing, for the sake of my family, to make another effort, I yielded to the advice cf my Iricnds, and, as an experiment, bought a bottle of your Bitters. To my delighted surprise, I felt a change for the bettor, before I had taken half the bottle. I continued its use, and purchased a second bottle, which effected a PERFECT CURE. Five years have passed away, and I have experienced no recurrence of the disease. I am now a resident of this city, and am willing to give to all similarly afflicted a statement of my case. Very truly vours, WILLIAM 0ARI3, 312 Thompson St. Ask for Hoojland s German EiUm-i. Take nothing else, and seetbat the signature of C. M. Jackson is on the wrapper of each bottle. They can be had of druggists and storekeepers in eveiy town and village in the United State s, Canadas, West Indies, and South America, at 75 cents per bottle. Principal ( ffic-s 4i8 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. june4-3wdJtw rior.r.KCTow s sj lb or rbjii. bs. TATE for the payment of the costs and expenses of sifeet improvements. Notice is hereby given, that bv virtue of a precept issued by the Maiorof the City of EvAnsville, und to me directed, I will sell at public auction, at the door of the Court House, in said City, on Saturday, the 17th dny of June, 18G1, at 2 o'clock p. M., the following lots or parcels of real estate, or so much thereof as may be neceessary to pay the amouut charged and assessed against said lots respectively, for the conts and expenses ol making Street improvements for said lots, together with the costs of sale : Jj. W. Hoberd, south-west three-fourths of lot 2, in block 37, Eastern Enlargement S19B27 jum CHRIsTIANHkDUEKICH.C.C. ENGRAVER ON WOOD J The nndraffZTted Is now prepared to execute all work in this line ; as Vignetta, for advertising, Lnbelli. Cards. Ac, promptly and at reasonable terms, urners may ie leu at mxi uoaruiog jiouser cur nor of Locust and 2d lit root. June 1, Cl-3fr. J. NEIERT. SOLDIERS'. TRIMMINGS ! Gilt Braid, different width ; Staff Buttons Military Bnttons ; Infantry Union Coekades ; gilt and silvered Utars : Gilt Cord and Tass-jls, and white and blue Silk Flagging. Flairs made to or der, with silvered stars, silvered leaf or silk stars. 8CHAPKER & BUSSING, Jnnol 49 Main Street. WpBKO Jt. Bran and ship-stuffs for GO cts. per 100 lbs, JAS. A CO., 47 Main Street. Junel SWt' H H TjiJTIJ L. BJ TWJVJ. 9 Just received, one caek of those nice 8. C. Bacon Hams. Do. do. Dried Beef. For JAS. ERSKINK A CO. salo by Watts, Gives A Co , ) f Cbke Bhuwn, faducab, Ky., J ( Kvansville, la H.BDi.wa, Gives A Co., St. Louis, Mo. NEW COMMISSION HOUSE I W have orxtned a House in the city of New York for the sale of Tobaeco and Western Produce. Under the name of WATTS, CRANE &. CO. Mr. D. Watts, of the firm of Watts, Given A Co., of Paducah, long familiar with Tobacco, will take charge of that department of our business, and Mr. I. A. Crane, of Crane and Brown, Evansville, will take cnarge or tne rrodnce bnsiness. may31 WATTS, CRANE t CO. PRIVATE BOARDINGT k. gentleman ana iaay winning private Hoarding can be accommodated with ene or two verv pleasant rooms or several gentlemen by inquiring at tins omce. mav 31 . Horse Lost. strayed or stolen, from our stable in Ev-nsvllle, a bay horse, about sixteen bands high, white spot in forehead. No other white marks. He is six or seven years old, lifts his feet quick and high when trotting. We will pay a liberal reward for the return of the horse to our stable, or any information that will lead to his recovery. may.lllwd 3ww. Richarhron A Brittom. Maple, Birch aDd Brass drams of all izs and qualities for sale at Hes.lt A Warbes's. mj3l TTorso Stolen. Stolen or strayed about the 20th inst., from the Maxwell farm, two miles north of Evansville, a roan Horse, abont 16 hands high, very thin in flesh, and was without shoes when he left. We will give a liberal reward for the recoyery of the borse. ma29 KELLER WHITE, Druggists. I n sacks to suit purchasers, for sale cheat. m29 JAS. EKSKINE A CO., No. 47 Main Street. HOUSEHOLD FUKN1TUKE AT AUCTION. At onr Auction Booms, corner of Main and Third Streets, on Thursday, June 6th, consisting of Chairs, Beds and Bedding, Tables, Bureaus, Lounges, light Stands, Stoves, one eight-day Clock, Books, Pictures, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Sale positively at 9 o'clock. H. NELSON A CO., Auctioneers. May 27th, 1861. mav28-10td. (S TTBJyrTMOJY, tsUI. IHJK K ! VM. 150 dozen extra home-knit Wool Socks, for sale cheap. If any are needed In the army, we would call especial attention to our stock of Stocks. They cannot be excelled in any country, and the quantity can be doubled in a few weeks. SCHAPKEK A BUSSING, msy25 No. 49 Main Street. Before James T. Walk STATE OT INDIANA Vanderburgh County er, Justice ot the Peace. John Yickery and Samuel V tckery, vs. Attachment. Dr. J. Fleager. J It appearing by an affidavit filed in the office in Pigeon Township, in the County and State aforesaid that the defendant in the above entitled canse is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Notice of the pendency of s jch action is therefore given to said defendxnt Dr. J. Fleager that the same will stand for trial on the 24th of June 1861 at 9 o'clock in the forenoon at my office in suid Township. JAMES T. WALK KB, Justice. may 31 ltd3ww W9IJVB B s 4JSMI Vi 'lvVv trl H MY POTATOES. 300 bags extra choice Pink Eye and Neshanuock Potatoes, just received at nay XL. A. COOK'S.

MARCH 1st 1861 For Spring

AT s i jar p is E, Em 0. STWELLS, 13 First street, Sign of GOLDEN MILL SAW. EVANSVILLE, IND. Now opening and to arrive, the following season, able goods, at reduced prices 5 casks Planters Hoes, extra heavy. 25 doz Handled Hoes. 10 casks Trace Chains, (extra quality.) 5 casks Log Chains. 30 doz Root Hames. 20 " Garden Rakes. 50 25 25 25 35 30 Shovels and Spades. Manure Forks. Cow Bells, heavy. Meal Seives. Coffee Mills. Hand Saws. 3 cases Hook-tooth X Cut Saws. 3 cases Mill Saws. 5 casks Curry Combs, (heavy j&ngiisn.; 200 doz Augurs. 60 doz Chisels and Gouges. 500 doz "BUTCHER'S" Tiles. 200 doz Locks and Latches. 1500 gross Gimlet Screws. 200 doz Butt Hinges. 60 doz Strap and T Hinges. Also 1800 doz Table Knives. 600 doz Pocket Knives. 100 doz Shears and Scissors. 50 doz Razors, Wade & Butcher's. And10 cases "OHIO TOOL CO'S " extra BENCH and othei PLANS. Blood's & Waldron Scythes, 100 doz. Briar Scvthe;:, 10 doz. Scythe Snathes, 60 doz. Grain Cradles, 25 doz. Forks, 2, 3, & 4 prong, 75 doz. Scythe Stones, 200 doz. Hav Rakes, (Wood), 25 doz. In Sinmlriv-H 5 cases Percussion Caps. 50,000 Fish Hooks. 15 Gross Butler's Blacking. 50 coils Manilla Rope. 25 coils Cotton Rope. 300 lbs Twine Hemp, and Cotton. 300 lbs Cotton Trot Lines and Staging. Togetber with Gun Barrels and Trimmings. Patent Well CurbsPump Chain and Gearing. Platform, Counter, and Tea Scales. Japanned and Stamped Tin ware. 50 bdls Iron Wire. Whips and Lashes. Combs, Porte Monnaies.fand Needles., Cabinet Hardware & Tools. Coouers' Tools, (Rochester.) A I HO 3000 ft verv best brand of Gum Belting. 500 lbs Gum and Hemp Packing. 1000 ft Gum Hose. 100 lbs Copper Belt Rivets. I give exclusive attention to tlie WHOLESALE TBADE. M y Foreign and Amerlean Goods are all mads np K.Yt'Iifco.-jL i r uit M k, from orders and samples given the Manufacturers Bevi.-ral months beforehand, thus securing C,ods exact ly Miitablo to my trade, of the bet quality and the lowest possible prices, because tiiey all come from first hands. This is selt-eviuent. Cash and Prompt Customers Will find my pstaMishmpnt the very plar-, ra I am after the B 10 ST TRADE, and oatirel Biitiahtxl with low figures tu all such. Prices reduced 10 per cent., Fully, on many articles of Hardware. C. S. WELLS, marlC-till July 1 Sign of the Golden Mill Saw. WB . ltI Vlj Mt!l,l. Jewelryat 25.per cent Less Than our former prices, and a fine large Stock on hand to select from, comprising all the latest styles, and will be warranted to be genuine. Great Sargains Arenow offered In Gold and Silver iWatches Clocks and Silver Ware. The right place for buying Watches aud Jewelry AT ASTONISHING LOW FIGURES, And at tbesarae time get genuine ar tic lea. I -the old established bouse of BITTROLFF BROS.,

Forwarding and Commission

C. B. EDDD. B. I. RCOD RUDD BROTHERS, Forwarding & Commission MERCHANTS. No. 38 Poydrss Street, feb2l-firttos NKW OEL NKW PRODUCE AND COMMISSION HOUg K, Cheese ami Butter Agency. X H. Q 33 XT O 33 commission'merchant. Agent for the sale of Western Reserve Butter and Cheese. No. iS Sycamore Street, dec2J EVAN8VILLK. IND. I. CSAME..... VS. ItaOWM CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission !M!OXTCllI.XltSt And Steamboat Agents, EVANSVILLE, IND. sWsT" A rents for Kanawha Salt Company." sr Liberal Ossh advances made on Hhipments ol wTmTaTk m an&Tc d , . HP HI ODUOB A N i Commission Merchants, No. 0 North Water it., Kvansville, s Agsnts for the sa, of r-alt, Klour, Grain, Previsions, and all otiier articles of Produce, octal Dealer in Produce, AND Commission Merchants, have removed to No. 34 Main Street. nov3 3 CM a MM S HXfHBSII f.lPJA-p.-E NEW AKItANflKMKNT. The AciSD ilPlinl Cospisr respectfully an. nounce to their friends and patrons, the publico! Xvansville and vicinity, that, with Increased facilities for the transportation of FBBIQ1IT, PAOKAOES, MONET AND VALUABLES, They solicit continuance of former favors. Es. nocial care taken in the collection of Bills, Drafts, Votes, and the transportation of small and raluabl packages. All persons wishing; to avail themselves of the fs -eilities of the Express, ran obtain any desired Infor. matiou in reference to the routes and details of tb business, at their Office on First street, betweea Main and Locust, opposite the Post Office. do IS O. II. FISH. A Kent. strata ?3 units Jhttu sals by 8. K. GILTtEUTACO. p22 mnoi.js(fB8. aoo u-uom.b jjyj QJfM half barrels, in tine order, fur sals by apri 8. K. OILHKUT 3t CO. Ss rfVrMBS3lhr ,.! " VOTTOji d Yarn, Carpet Chain, and Cotton Hatting, ' a full supply .f 400s, 6M, CiXMi, i ml 7ihis of the above favorite btaud alwavs on nand and for sale by H. E. (ilLBEKT A CO., apr22 Agenfs "('ypreBsMills. J'llf.V. 9JT 1 cask choice German Prunes, for sale at inay.l H. A. COOK'S. ST J .V HMi O CI. II BB S, lU.fl 8 JJYlt JL SIDES. 2,I lbs. Clear Sides, 2,000 lbs. Prime Hams, 2,000 lbs. Extra Country Shoulders, For sale by (may3) II. A. COOK. jTiU ICMiTJB M,BB iTTBB. HLy fiiM) ihs. choice Roll Loiter in cloths, direct from the Western Reserve, at II. A. COOK'M. ma3 teOKIUBBB JTTBJVTIOJVI 9 W have just received per Express a sample lot of Militaiy Caps, latast styles. Those not provided yet will do well to leave their orders at as early a day as possible. VACTlEtt MARCONNIER, may3 No. 80 Main tref. JT tA'Jfl. Jti-J 12 kexs Bar Lead, 75 pigs msy.1 for sale cheao for casb, by SAMUEL Oltlt. TJ WQ H I TB LHJII. ww 6 kes St. Louis White Lead, to arrive will be sold very cheap for cash, by ma3 8AMCEL ORR. 6i U RAT fJ I.I.S JtJ-l VTHM JltUtir LIS. We 'iave all Krades of IlUached HhlitliiK and Sheeting of the above brands. They bve a reputation like " Ileheart's Fl jur ' and fllurrimac Prims " never excelled. BCIJAPKKR A BUSSINO, ap23 No. 'S Main street. JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS. Above, we present you with a perfect likeness ot Tezuco, a chiof of a tribo of the s trans;- Asteo Nation, that once ruled Mexico. Yon will find a full account of him and his people in our pamphlets and almanacs to ie Lad gratis, from the Agents of these Pills. The inventor and manufacturer of " Judson's Mountoin II orb Pills," has spent the greater part of bis life in traveling, having visited nearly every country iu the world, lie spent over six yars nmong the Indians of the Rocky Mountains and of Mexico, and it was 1 tins that the " Mountain Here Pills" were d scovered. A very Interesting aocount of his adventures there, you will find in our Almanac aud Pamphlets. It is aa established fact that all diseases arise from IMPURE BLOOD I The bl:od is the life ! and when any foreign or healthy matter gets mixed with It, it last on. e distributed to every organ of the body. Kvetv ii tv feels the poison, and all the vital organs ii'.xly complain. The stomach will not digest in..ud perfectly. The liver ceases to secrete a sul" lem V of bile. The action of the heart Is weakeit , uimJ so the circulation is feeble. The Jungs bi i.jiiw clogged with the poisonous matter; hence a ri:ie: aud all from a alight Impurity at the foiint-tin-bead of life the blood f As If you had tir'wn some earth, for instance, in a pure spring, fri'-n which ran a tiny rivulet. In a few niiiius th whole course of the stream becomes disturb.! and discolored. As quickly does impure blood fly te every part, aud leave iu sling behind. All the passages become obstructed, and unless the obstructioa is removed, the lump of life soon dies out. These pills not only purify the blood, but regenerate s'l tie secretions of the body ; therefore, uurivaleu .is a CLUE FOR BIL.I.IOU)l DISKASEM, Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, Ac. This AntiHilHotu Medicine expels from the blond the hfddea seeds of disease, and renderi all the fluids and secretions pure and fluent, clearing and resuscitating the vital organ. Pleasant indeed, is it to ns, that wo are able to plxce within your reach, a medicine like the " Monntaiu ITeib Pills,' that will pass directly to the afflicted parts, through tbe blood and fluids of fho body, and cause the sufferer to brighten wita the flush of beauty and health. Judion't Pills are the Pest Remedy in exiitence for the following Complaint. Bnwtl Complaint, Debility , lnvard Wealtnov Cugln, female CompVU, Liver Complaint Cheu Divate; Fever & Ague, Lowneu IspxriU Costiveneee, Jleaaacnee, t'lie, Indiijtntion, fctone and Gravel, hifluenza, Secondary RympJttjlamation, Unit.. Coldit, I itpepia, Itiarrhaa, Dropsy, GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE. Females who value health should never be with out these Pills. They purify the blood, remove obstructions of all kinds, clossise the skin of all pimples and blotches, and bring the rich color to trie paie ciieeK. KsrThe Plants ud IJerhs of which these rn is are mule, were discovered in a very surprising way among the Tezucans, a tribe of Aborigines in Mexico Get the Almanac of our Agenr, and you will read wlih delight the very Interring account it contains of the "Great Medicine" of the Aztecs. Obltrre. The Mountain llerl PUU are put up in a IleauiifHl Wrapper. Each bx contain 4U Pi, U, and retail at" 25 cent, per box. All r"M" have the ,ignatur, of B h. JVDXOS t CO., on each box. B. L. JCItSOJV K CO., SOLE PROPRIETORS. Ho. 90 Leonard Street, HEW YOliK. sSff"Agonts wanted always address as above. "ISM ssT For sale In Evansville by Keller A White, Leich a Carlstedt, Thompson, Bierbower, Plcros and by our Agents and Merchants In every town ia Posey, Gibson, and Warrick counties. mny 8 lmdA w-uit. B KJ It. MJ rwd der is not much use without Lead. Wa

have a large supply of both Bar and Pig on hand, and for sale at losr rates. SAAlCkL OKil. may 11