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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-31
STATE OF INDIANA,


Saunders 5. Bridges, being duly sworn, says: 81
have been mate on the steamer w. v. Gillnm, of
and on, for about year. | on board the boat
at the time Of her explosion, and standing the
Captains watch. have been acquainted with the
boilor which exploded for about year / know il
to have been heated red-hot, about the 14th nr
18th of Dec, 1859 much that the rivets for
three four sheets aft of the crack where she
was burnt were very loose. have doubt that
the fiues, at this time, heated hot, fire being
kept under them from dark to eleven o'clock at
night and started again next morning, and not q
drop of water in the boiler. very short time be-
fore the explosion heard the engineer try the
ter, and from the sound there seemed 10 be plenty.
Immediately after the explosion 1 assisted In tear
ing away the wreck and saw not particle Of FIRE
from the furnaces; all did from the cabin
stove In my opinion, from the amount Of water
and steam in the hold after the explosion, most Of
the water and steam from the boilers must have
escaped into the hold. have steamboated with +.
NJ. Burns, engineer of the W. v. Gillum, for eight
ten years and have always found him careful
and prudent engineer. s. s. BRIDGES"
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 25th day
Dec, 1860 Blythe Hynes,
lSEAL- Not. Pub.
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ST. Louis, Dec. 29.-This mornings Re-
publican announces the receipt of letter
dated Chicago 18th inst, addressed to the
commandaut of the U. S. arsenal at St
Louis, which details the proceedings of a
Republican meeting for the purpose of aid
ing the Kansas sufferers. It then gives an
account of a secret meeting of ten persons
during which a committee of three was
called on to report what assistance had
been sent to Montgomery and what had
been done at St. Louis. The plan develop
ed was to take possession Of the United
States arsenal at st. Louis, also Jefferson
barracks, and remove all the property to
Kansas. The committee reported that
S5, 900 worth of arms had been sent to
Montgomery, and that $4,000 had been
deposited with the committee at ST. Louis;
that they had delayed movements at St.
Louis on account of there being 800 to 500
guns coming from Kentucky for repairs, a
fact of which no one was supposed to have
any knowledge, and that they would make
quite an addition to their stock of captured
arms.
The letter says they expected assistance
from a large number of Germans residing
in the neighbOrhood of the arsenal and
most of the workmen in the arsenal. One
hundred men were to be sent from Chicago
to aid in this enterprise. Many other details
are given disclosing great familiarity with
the internal arrangements of the arsenal.
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Hsa. The gallant and mastery conduct Of
MajG Anderson, in removing his little force
from Ft. Moultrie to Ft. Sumpter, was a
coup d etat which has commanded the ad-
miradon of the nation. Major A. is a hero
and will wake up one of these fine morn
ings md find himself a great man, as did
Gen. Taylor after the battles of Palo Alto,
Resa'a de la Palma, and Buena Vista.
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BsJ- The Journal Carriers, who have
trudged through dust and snow, heat and
cold, mud and rain to deliver the paper to
subscribers during the year, will to-mor-
row present themselves with their New
Year Address, written by one of our citi-
zens, hitting off aptly the times in which we
live. Remember the Carriers, and make
their hearts glad.
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GGF4 David Stuart, of Chicago, has com
menced a suit for slander against Mr.. Burch
for personal damages in the sum of 800,
600; another party claims $4,000. Mr..
Burch seems to be universally execrated.-
Report says that the Marine Bank threw
out his checks the other day. All sorts of
indgnities are offered to him.
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STATE OF INDIANA,
MnnLnrhnnrn.h n...--.A =.

William Jenkins, being duly sworn, says Z"
was fireman on the w. v Gillum at the time Of her
explosion the morning Of the oath day of De-
cember, 1860. was standing by the throtte-valve,
at the side Of the engineer, talking to him. / no.
tced the gauge just before she exploded, and there
WAS between ninety EIGHT and one hundred pounds
of steam. heard the engineer try the gauge
cocks about ten minutes before the explosion and
the water seemed to be flush
WILLIAM JENKINS"
Subscribed and to before me this 2sth day of
~ December, 1860.
[SEAL.l Blythe Hynes, Not. Pub.
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ReA-By misunderstanding of directions,
the proceedings of the Union Mass Meeting at
Mount Vernon were not published Satur-
day as announced. They appear to-day,
and will be read with interest
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 29.-The Sun of this
city has on its bulletin a special dispatch
from Charleston saying that the carpenters
and bricklayers from Baltimore, employed
on Fort Sumpter, having refused to bear
arms against South Carolina, were discharg
by Major Anderson this morning.
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STATE OF INDIANA,

NanuelDurgh county,
Jackson Brown, borg duly sworn, says " was
watch nan on the w. V. Gilum at the time Of her
explosion the morning of the 24th day of De
cember, 1860. and watch at the time. / heard
the engineer try the watcr in the boilers some
where about so minutes before the explosion, and
from the sound, thought there was enough water
in them. noticed the steam gauge about five or
ten minutes before the explosion and there was
one hundred aud ten pounds of steam on All the
fire that was left after the explosion, that / saw,
from the stove in the cabin.
JACKSON BRnwH.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2sth day
of December, 1860.
[oEAL.l Blythe Hynes, Not Pub.
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RsE" The militia have been organized in
Gibs'n county, under Col. Howard, Lieut..
Col. Barton, and Mai. Polk The Princeton
Clarion, in its last issue, contains a large
list otthe " ossifers " appointed to lead the
hosts If the unterrifed.
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Hea, We have received two numbers Of
the +" Independent" new paper just start
ed at Brazil, Clay county, on the Terre
Haute and Richmond Railroad. The paper
is published by T. II. Serrin & Co., and un-
der the control of the energetic proprietor
will be entirely worthy the growing town
in which it is printed.
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sA.The Chicago Journal says that the
dipheria is exceedingly prevalent, espe-
cialg among children, in that section, and
resists all the efforts of the physicians. In
several instances, whole families have been
swept off by it.
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CHARLESTON, Dec. 2S-Capt Simmons
still holds possession of the arsenal. Castle
Pinckney and Fort Moultrie are held by the
State troops under the instruction of the
Governor of the State to hold peacable pos
session of these forts and for the purpose of
protecting the Government property. Cas-
tie PinckneY and Fort Moultrie were held
by about 2 men who peaceably surrendered.
There was no collision. None was antici-
pated when the troops left the city to garri-
son the forts. The excitement is subsiding.
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New YORK, Dec. 29.-The Tribune says
we ere informed that 81, 100000 in gold
was sent by Express on Friday last from the
subtreasury and about 500, 900 more on
Saturday morning, destined it was said to
the South.
The revenue cutter Harriet Lane is get
ting ready for sea under sealed orders.
The Custom House clerks could not get
their salaries to-day. 1t was alleged there
was no money to pay them with.
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Bg John Fl. Rea, Esq, Democrat, for
severalyears Clerk of the District Court, has
been appointed by Judge Mclean Clerk of
the US. Circuit Court.
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STATE OF INDIANA, I

Alexander Collett, being duly sworn, says: "
was captain ef the steamboat w. V. Gillum on tha
morning of the cath day of December, 1860, at the
time Of her explosion heard e. M. Burns, the
engineer of the boat, try the water in her boilers
about five minutes before the explosion took place
and, from the sound of the gauge-cocks, there was
plenty of water in them.
ALEx CoLLErT, Capt"
Subscribed and sworn to before this 2Sth day
of December, 1860.
SEAL BY the Hynes, Not. Pub.
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Reading matter on every page.

ReA- No paper will be issued from this
office on Wednesday morning, in conse-
quence of the New Year holiday which our
employees wish to enjoy. We mention the
fact to-day, so that our advertisers may gov
ern themselves accordingly
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sTATE OF INDIANA.

Richard Long, being sworn, says - was aboard
the w. V. Gillum at the time Of her explosion on
the 24tE of December, 1850 When / went TO bed
there was between l15 and 100 pounds steam on.
have seen her carry as high as 135 pounds by her
gauges when / came the boat had commenced
to burn little but the fire came from the stove in
the cabin and not from the furnace.
RICHARD Lose"
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2sth day of
December, 1860
[SE4L.l Blythe Hynes, Not Pub.
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HatravNof1oa.

Taken up, by Peter Yogel, living in knight
township, Yander5urgh county, Indiana, on the
18th day Of November 1860, dark brindle COW
with white stripe along her back, and some white
on her belly, and marked with an under half crop
in the right ear, and about eight years old and ap
by A. w. Chute and Jesse Nightingale, at fourteen
dollars. WEI. r. VANN, Justice.
The above is truc copy, taken from my Stray
Docket this 18th day VI December, 1860.
SEAL WIN. Il. NANN, Justice.
trHe copy Of the original, on filo and Of record
in my Office.
Attest LOUIS RICHTER,
deet5 3tw Clerk Y. c. e.
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BEEDavid Wilmot of Pennsy ylvania, the
person who offered the famous Wilmot
Proviso tits said will be one of Mr.. Lin
coins Cabinet officers.
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EEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
u.RECR F0R S.4LE.

~ GACsH'6 . b$-6z n run c@A 1ASs
Wv will offer for sale the wreck Of the steamer
W V. Gillum, as she lies, at the foot Of Wal
nut str eet, Yanderburgh county, Indiana, at Con-
stables Sale, on an order Of sale issued by C. W.
McBri le, Justice Of the Peace for said county.
Sale to take place at II O'Clock A. on the boat
Saturday, January 9TH, 1861. Title good
dec3l-6td c. F. SULLIVAN, @. P. T.
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WILMINGToN, Del, Dec. 2s.-The citizens
of Wilmington are firing salute of q guns
in honor of Major Anderson and his gallant
band.
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STATE OF INDIANA, loo

Nanderburgh county,
Willirm Thomas, being sworn, says {" / was on
b ard the W. v Gilum at the time Of her explosion
the 24th day of December, 1860. heard the
engineer try the gauge cocks about ten minutes be-
fore tho explosion, and there seemed to be plenty
Of water. About five minutes after tho explosion
got out forward, and there little fire, but it
all cans IRON the stove and not from the furnace
his
Witness @. Hynes. WILLIAM = THOMAS "
mark.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2sth day Of
December, 1860.
[SEAL.l Blythe Hynes, Not. Pub.
sTATEoF INDIANA, / Sc
Fanderburgh County, %
William Rayield, being sworn, says: 'fI was on
beard the w. v. Gillum at the time OF her expl
sion OF the 24th day of December, 1850. heard
the engineer try the water not exceeding ten min.
utes before the explosion, and there seemed to be
plenty OF water. his
WILLIAM 4 RAYFIELD" "
Witness: mark
B. Hynes
Subscribed and sworn to bef,re me, this 2sth day
of Dec. 1860 Blythe Hynes,
LSEAL. Not. Pub.
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s9F Judge Huntington of the L. S. Dis
trict Curt, has gone to st. Paul, Minnesota,
for thebenefit of his health.
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STATE OF INDIANA, ! 9.

William Long, being duly sworn, says: "I was On
board the steamer w. v Gillum at the time Of her
explosion on the 24th of Dec, 1860 I heard the
engineer try the gauge cocks about five minutes be-
fore her explosion, and from the sound there seem
ed plenty Of water left to go TO bed four or
five minutes before the explosion, and there be-
tween 90 and 100 pounds of steam on.
WILL LOSG.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 2Sth day
of De-, 1860. Blythe Hynes,
t5EAL.1 (dec3I-1td1 Not. Pub.
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

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rli-W .sly Paper. -..'.''''-'''-'- M
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a, Contracts for yearly advertising VIII not be
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-. ..-nI advertisements hereafter, will be pub
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BeS 1t is said that Gen Scott considers
Fort sumpter the strongest fortifcation of
its size in the world.
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CHARLESTON, Dec. 28.-Advices from
Jacksonville, Fla, dated oath inst, show
that four-ffths of the delegates elected to
the State Convention will go for immediate
secession.
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Explosion of the w. V. GiIIum.
AFFIDAVITS.
STATE OF INDIANA, l 80
Y CoUNTY. 80

{
VANDERBURoH CoUSTY, So
Edward s. Mcintyre being duly sworn, says he
was aboard the steamboat W. V. Gilum at the time
she exploded, acting as fireman, and was on watch
at the time. ! heard E. NJ. Burns, the engineer,
try the water in the boilers about two minutes be-
fore went forward, and from the sound there aP-
peared to be plenty of water in the boilers. From
the time heard the engineer try the boilers to the
explosion not more than four or five minutes.
The first Indication of any thing wrong had after
coming on watch was the fire flying from under the
grate-bars and through the doors l was badly
scalded, and scalded by water and not by steam.
his
EDWARD S. = MCINTTRE.
Witness: mark.
John KehOe.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2sth Dec.
1900 Blythe Hynes,
ISEAL Not. Pub.
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THO pringfeld, H., correspondent of the
New Yck Herald writes:
John }. Fremont is strongly pressed for
Secretar of War by Ohio influence. The
last pon.express is also said to have brought
several Itrong appeals in his favor from
Californa.
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B6yA number of ladies in Terre Haute
have fCmed a Kansas relief association.
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be House Union Committee of 81
is composed of sixteen Republicans, fifteen
DemOcrts, two Americans.
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B9@Suchanan is now generally designa-
ted in Washington as "Old Poultice."
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FARMERS HOME.
Bank Notice.


ETHE .RsErS'U.Ek me ETE.E~a or
AZ the Stockholders in the Branch at Evansville,
of The Bank Of the State Of Indiana, will be held
Al the Banking House in Evansville on Tuesday,
January 1st 1861, between the hours Of 10 0c lock
A. N. and o'clock p. 81, when 70 statement Of the
condition Of the Branch will be submitted, and an
election will be held for five Directors TO serve the
ensuing year
By order Of the Board Of Directors
SALlL BAYARD, Cashier.
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nPPERa .a.A.El rrnRR 4-n.Il ~

GPPLES .4yE.E7 CIDER, IND CT
SIA der aud Apples 10 bbls very choice green
Apples, bbls BalIou's Racked Apple Cider Sweet
and nice favOred), just received and for sale by
dec3I CHAS. McJOHNSTON, Posey block.
KHGG .4JN-D RUTTER.-.A GOOD
LII fresh lot just received by
dec3I CHAS. McJOHNSTON.
G TRAT.RD OR STOk RyV; DRCE.M-
~ BER 1st, 1850.
From EvansV ille-two Mares and a Colt-OAe
Gray and two Bays. Any person finding said
Mares, and communicating by letter to J. N. Dow
ney, Evansville, or J. NJ. Downey, Francisco, Ind,
nll De literally rewarded. dec4-4tw
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SECRETARY FLOYD RESIGNED!

Other designations Probable!
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THE TROOPS NOT TO BE WITHDRAWN
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6ERR, E7.gEEEEE q CO., B>ETER
NT street, Evansville, Indiana, Wholesale Deal
ers in Groceries and all kinds of Produce, Nails,
Glass, White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yarn, White
Lead, Linseed Oil, &c, &c Also, constantly on
hand fun stock of Sash, Panel Doors &C., Of all
sizes. ap26z
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
THE 2. LINE
Exclusively for the Journal.
TSunday Nights D,spatches.]

Exciting Intelligence!!!
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New YORK, Dec 3O.--The Herald's Wash
ington correspondent telegraphs the follow
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Ge2O,OOO Wsg.V-FED
~ We want tho above amount Of ILLINOIS.
WISCONSIN, IOWA, TENNESSEE, MISSOURI,
NORTH and SOUTH CAROLINA, or any other
Southern money ~ par for dry goods, or on ae-
count and will seil ia goods suited according to
the times, very cheap. Our stock il very complete
Come along with your money TO No. AZ Main
street The Union forever-if not ia state, We
want it in money, anyhow.
SOHAPKER & BUSSING,
dec22 No 40 Main street
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
For smaller quantities. reference is
made 40 the ASetail Trade.
TERM CASH, In New 7 Funds.

CAUTION TO INFRINGERS.
Opinions have been received from the most eminent
legal counsel regarding the many nrngers of Colonel
SAN COLTS patents, and it determined policy to
prosecute all who make sell such weapons thro'
out the and Territories OF the Union wherever law
can reach the pirates.
All communications should be addressed to
COLTS PAT. FIRE ARMS MANFG CO.,
Hartford Connecticut
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s ANF ORD'S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS.,
IAItDnr-NrJ,I,l, f,T1N,

AOMl w y pIsD L LtcM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put I'm in Glass
cases, AR Tight, and viii keep in any Gil
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The Family Cathar- e.. tic Fill. is a gentle
but active Cahartc which W the proprietor has used
in his practice more than - twenty years
The constantly increasing NJ demand from those who
have long used the FILLS u and the satsfa t o n
which all express in regard a to their use has induced
me to place them within - the reach of all.
The Profession well know - that different Cathartcs
act on different portions Of " the bowels
The FAMILY Ca A TIL ARTIC PILL
has with due reference to n this well established fact
been compounded from . variety of the pr,rest veg
etabc extracts which act e alike on every part of the
alimentary canal, and are ed good and safe in all
cases where Cnthartic is needed such as ID e-
range m en- Is of the - Stomach. SiePuiuess
Pains III the Back and /, Loins, Costlyeness,
Pam and Soreness over : the whole body. from
sudden cold, which fire. q quently il neglected end
in long course of Fever, - Loss of 4 unetite. u
Creeping Sensation over the body, Rest
lessness, Headache, or Weight in the Head.
all InfiammatOry Diseases, Worms in Chlldfen
or Adults, Rheumatism, great Purifier OF the
Blood and many diseases to which flesh is heir too nu
merous to mention in this advertisement Dose, tt
g.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
H'he Liver AHviyOraiOF sAnG FaEli-
iy Catlaartic Pills are retalled by Druggists
generally, and sold wholesale by the Trade in al
the large towns.
$. II. w. SANFORD. w. ID,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 broadway, New York.
Sold in Aberdeen. by
w. B. BARTON and OLIVER JONES.
June30'59-ly.
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a L3 I'll 1g2 ID Zal lei III
Masonic High School.

THE undersigned, having been chosen by the
Board of Trustees will take charge of said Institu-
ton, and commence its first Session on
MONDAY, Sd September. 1860.
Its desirable that the pupils begin with the session.
.as1 Good Boarding Houses have been secured, on
TeaSonabe terms. for as many may from the sur
rounding country.
Competent Assistants if necessary, will be employed
Rates Of Tuition (per Term Of 20 U'ee&s);
PIimi.rv Banche-- Smelling. Reading Writing,
anodtrnHtry Arithmetic. .'.............{ $40 &C
EhSiifl ana oaSsca Studies, % 0G
Collegiate l}ranches-the Higher Classics and
Mathematics, "''.................... 30 0C
ineldental rec 90 81
Tuition due at the end Of each Term
NJ. f. DOW, A. NJ,
JAS. WIGHrMAN,
Juy560-tf associate Pyincipals
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PANV,JvE ESSHAP.

TINE UNDERSIGNED have entered intn Copartner
ship, for the purpose of continuing the Hardware
and Iron business at the old Stand and under the
style and firm of II. l.. Reynolds Co.
Where we would be pleased to SEQ our friends and
sustomsrs.
Respectfully.
n. Il. REYNOLDS.
JACK. p. RICH ARnSON
JAMES G. REYNOLDS.
xns~7 a. sm