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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-13
BTIUTNORITT.

ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS Ar TEE CON-
GRESS OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES, PASSED AT
THE THIRD SESSION.
(No. 2i1.)
AN ACT TO GIVE AID TO THE PEOPLE y STATE OF
MISSOURI.
SECTION 1. The Congr.D Of the Confederate States OF
America do enact. That 10 aid the People Of the State OF
Missouri, In The Effort to uaiutuiu, WI hin their own limits,
the constitutional liberty, which II Is the purpose Of the
Confederate State, Ia the existing war TO %vlndlcaie, there
thall be and 10 hereby spp.c Prlated out Of any moneys, In
the Treasury not Otherwise appropriately, one million Of
dollars, to supply clothing, subsistence, AIMS and ammuul
ton 10 the troops or Missouri who may cooperate with
those Of the Confederate States, during tie progress Of tbs
existing war; said sun 70 be expended under the di:cre.
tlon Of the rre,ldtnt Of the Confederate states, for the
purposes aforesaid.
APPROVED Argus. Q. 1851.
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NDMOND, DAVENPORT d CO., OHELia
GIfrsa'e
sou half chests Black Tea, from lGood to The purest im-
ported,
90 c. SKIS London Porter,
81 Tisrces Rice,
Bro Bags do,
500 Packages Cloves, Pepper End Alsp'cs,
2U Cases preserved Ginger,
bu0 Boxes Fire CT ackers,
Fine Hraadies, Wine. and JemSc.a HUN,
200 Tons Manipulated Guano,
enU do Ground Plaster
80 Byls Spirits Turpeptius
Aug Is.
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NDyICE 70
!Esz. sg 4sHassssssgssgs

1AEsTSfs SISsaEE EsaasAsas SssTsEGSaZ
pASsESGkRo LEAVING RICBMuSDor PETERSBURG
A. IN the afternoon will not make q continuous cnLnec-
ton South OF Wilmington. IL con,equence o:
the present temporary arrangement OF r he'u!s from
I,ichiaond South, by this Train, Passengers will lsy over l..
Wilmington from !, A. u. until I y. NJ.
BY leaving Richmond or Petersburg In the morning,
there Will De = continuous connection al The way thrrcgh-
y. L. tREMONT,
iy 9-lm Ear and SANK
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[Su: 2lI.)

RESOLUTIONS or THANKS TO GENERALS JOSEPH l..
JOHNSTON AND GUSTAvE 3. BEAGREGARD, AND
TIE OFFICERS AND TKOrPS UNDER THEIR COM
MAND AT THE BATTLE OF MANASSAS.
Resolved, by The Congress or the Confederate States o
America, That the thanks Of Congress nc emluently due,
and are hereby cordially given. TO General 1ostfh T.
JONAS on and General GrsTAvg T. D.iuRro ARD, and 10
the officers and troops uuder their command, for the great
and signal victory oh!nlncd by them over forces OF the Cul.
led States far exceeding them In number, IN the battle Of
the :wenty-lrst Of July 1t Manassas; and FOR the Iallln'-
ry, courage and endurance erlnceI By them, In Il proiracted
and conIinuouss struggle OF morc Thai ten hours; . victory the
great results OF whish will be rcaliz d in the future SUCCESS
scs Of Tho war, and which, Ia the judgment OF Congress, ea-
tl.es uIl Who contributed 10 II, 10 the gratitude OF thelr
county. Resolved further, That The foregoing Resolution
be made known In appropriate General Orders, by the uen'
erals in command, 10 the officers and troops TO whom they
ARE addressed.
APPROVED Aug 6, 1851.
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ob''hSGi't SAISh'N.
Board and Tuition are pay able, nEe-hsf In stTarce.
rupl { received at any period aud charged from that time
until The end OF The Session.
The system of instruction 10 extensive and thorough,
and the discipline parental. The TEACHERS aim, not only
To lmpnrt Instruction, but 10 train the scholar TO act well
her pnrt II sEy si:ustiou Ia which Providence may place
her.
For further Information sprly 10 The Principal:
A.. -.r. t.Fn - NAME
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Confederate StnIts OF Anneric",
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, 7

ACGrSr Isl, IsGI.
sNEOpuSALS will be rec ivel at The Cohtract udce OF
this Department until y, z. NJ, of Saturday, 3lst Au-
rust, lsdI, for conveying the mali, Of the Confederate
states Of America, - The Seth June. 1853, on Koute no.
4I2i, In the STAT Of Virginia, b. the Schedule herein spe-
riI.i. with cri.IIty, certainty and security.
From Old Church, by Piping Tree, QoeaD hcquin;un,
King William Court lloa.e, SteccnsriEe, King aud Queen
Court House. Little Plymouth, shackrlford. Plainview snh
Woods Gross Iioars tu Gluucsiter Court House, ht5-L:nr
miles and back, twice II week.
Leave Oil Church III eshHy and Friday II 7, =. NJ;
Arrive Ut StryensyilIe by 2, p. ii.
Leave SieYcasville Tuesday and Friday, Oh ARRIVAL from
Old Church, say 2.l:, 1. 81;
Ar:iv. ~ Glouce-tcr Court liouse next day. by II, A. n.
Leave Gleucsstet Court uors= "Wednesday AND Saturday
g. 10 81, a. H.;
Arrive n. Stevsnsvilic BY 0, T. y.
Leave Stcv ensri,is Nlcndiy and Thursday AZ o, \ 81;
Arrive At Old chIrch b? I 7. ~.
~ rrcr osals In ii: ID 10 commence At Richmond.
JOHN II. REASON,
tan uo.t k.t.r E.,.rut
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-. |AFrLE MARKET, Ayo. IL, 1861.
IL, .s;sie3 head Of cattle sold at the scales
- ~, aging from % Is 10 1915 gross. The
4 r.i,, sE,:'ng! rs entire supply from the feeding
~: si III: state hence, In view Of gu Atty
70 1a:s'!sl change In price for the last
-. ,..H.E!a procuring freight cars for trans.
WI ~! eur;a!isd tue supply hence, prices
-, 1aeea We quote The demand active
,ar:En ae'lrs at $500 to $500 per head for
sScaSi1, sseia: Difficulty Ia procuring freight
sss'ilsd the supply.
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{No. el3)
AN ACT TO PROVIDE OR TIE CONSTRUCTION OF l

nv AUTO PROVIDE UR TIE CONSTITUTIONS OF 7
EWL INVENTED IMPLEMENT or WAR.
Whereas, Charles T. Dickinson alleges Tint he has In.
vented q machine. geuei ally known US "Winan's Gun"
NH: reby bill, can be projected With such force, rapidly
nhd precision rs TO rcader II u valuable implement OF var.
both In The Army and Navy. The Congress OF the Con'rd.
crate States OF Amc'ics do, therefore, Quart, That The Pres
Id at be, and hc Il hereby, authorized, In his discretion, 10
cause enc machine OF this description, calculated 10 throw
bal 5 mcasu: lag soou: thres-iourthd OF an lach 10 diameter,
nnd weighing Lbnut Two ruDces, TO be contributed undeT tie
direction Of said Dickinson; Provided that the cost thereof
shall not exceed five Thousand dollars.
ApknnNLn AmxINi q 1Sil.
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TENTS! TENTS! TENTS!!!
CONSTANTLY on hand q large supply Of Wall and "a"
v Tents, aud will contract for any number TO be made d;
short notice. 5. a. MYERS,
CyrEcr Main unl Pearl Streets,
u;a,o,l ",
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WANTED,

A LARGE numbe- Of Competent Mschinists aud B!acf'
N smiths will find good aud permanent situations In
the Navy Yard nj Go.pnIt, on immaculate application there.
For further information, as to wages, &C., apply at this
Office, or TO Capt. A Is. Fa!rfsx, Portsmouth. Aug. I'LL.
BOARDING ANn DaS SCHOOL RGlS
YOUNG hSDIES.
NHISS PEGEAM vii! resume the duties OF her School 90
w the FIRST day OF October max.
she viii be uided by compe;tnt assistants II each depart
ment.
The French Language will continue TO rcctiie special NJ.
tenion under he supervision OF Nine. Bctaud.
The BE les Letters Cl s. wlu, rs h.rei orore, fo:m . prom.
iueut and Interesting ferrure In the system oithe school.
Ci,cul RS con- aiming fuEher information muy be had on
rpplIc 4iion 10 Mrs. }. ". F.sraIa. Il; her residence In LIE.
den Row, Franklin street.
Aug l3-w&s&cTtL
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
KicHMoSD AND DANvlLLs K.E.,l

RICHMOND, Juue %, ls6l.
NTOTICE.-In accordance with orders rscelr-HS-
~ cd from the Executive Department Of tn =
Suite, no person unknown to the Ticket en!@3GR
or Conductors viii, after this date, lie PET miied Ia leave
Richmond on the trains OF this Company, unrsn they c.
poslt ut the Ticket Once = passport signed b the Cover
nor Of Virginia or one of bis Aids.
Persons travelling on Government business. and haTpg
"a order for trxnspor. alton, will no. be required to iurE!ih
q passport.
Officers Of the Company are requested to see th!. order
strictly carried out.
July1- CHAs G. TALC0TT, Supt.
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= ! ;EE LEGION or IIoSoa.-Says
1ar',: Inquirer: "Should We not
-: Is; mc'it with a decoration to
- President on the rccommen-
y" r,u.nanaing officer? Ours is
'~r N which such rewards are
:. L-:i.!s,icn is waited for this"
':;i' IL. md what patriot has a right
~ ADMINISTRATION that is building
rt"> e. rs use on the Potomac
-. y 'r;rmeni money, that whisks OF
.ti: c:;s..,s 10 prison, without show.
40 ~csaspor:s them from dungeon
Al Is pleasure /; that By The stamp
a., N!!"lr armies, a it were, from
s''ta, S'!GG'I nave more Of the out.
S'''1'" s'sns of sovereignty Power
20 Il :.rs0cth uHless accompanied by
i: he Constitution is virtually sus.
- : 'aii',ary Government substituted
:" IL" Herald, flashing orders upon
gar Major Generals, BrigadIers
'i'a,S, Sot'll adj weight to the
qua .!c'.Ity cf the Government
w distinguished civilians who shall
-. %raith through lucrative army
gil haze S. Z. worked in gold
-, lila, might stand Tor So eau.
"''"":.. Contractor. Would it not
4:'s "a a few janis ,%asi.s, aud gen.
:" &c liable with the bnw.string.
F'' ne Executive nol.-Nep York
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DMD.-Mr. Willis 7. Gregory, 4 member Of
the Second Regiment Of South Carolina Vol
u~ntcers, died at the S.. Charles Hospital, in
this city, on the y inst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-13

VNLEAsfLE pIIOPEKlE d SAFE.
oFfEl: Il DESIRABLE Plantation, 10 the heart OF the
4 cotton region, for sale nn easy terms, containing nine
hundred AID sixty acres, 1--WE hundred and hfty acres In q
high STATE Of cultivation, with ali necessary improvements,
excellent spring and we'll waller; convenient 70 the Mo-
bile and Girard Esil Road. The place Is level and for
health and production Ia unsurpassed. Situated IN Pike
cuuYty, Alabama.
l will sell wish The place, II desired, sl the stock ipciu.
ding twelve frc mules, corn. fodder and plantation imple'
meu's.
To planters In the older Rtates desiring TO engage In The
production Of cotton, this ia a favorable opportunity
Fc. further particulars call on the premises or address
c. ". JONES,
n,vJn-ron pprote. Ala.
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'rEIIG WHITE sULPFiUI: SPitiNG-,
fOIt n SULDiEii,
U %T
D.. II. RANDOLPH, BOOKSELLER,
No. l2l MAIN STREET.

. = ~ TX IL q j IL u
No. l2l MAIN STREET.
E AZ ioE sale
LIZ Cap, Le,ttS and Note Paper, !: % ecn:s v: qu.r..-
Also. d hrtter quality, 1t Is cts.
Not4 Paper, with the Flag, at so cents pes qulre.
Letter aud Note Envelopes, az 10 ind IS c:s. pc. bundle.
Alsn, With The Flag, rs cts.
Pocket laIsiands, w!:h Tens and Handle, u; 2h and e.
cents.
Pain Portfolios fer raper-Se,e SIZE, 25t.; Letter. s:c.:
Cap, SOC.
Pocket Map CT Flrgr!a, sl.25; by mali, sl.sn.
Pocket Map OF virginia, OF II later date ARD l::r-- Size,
net co'orsd, IS; by mail, f3 ii. 1amr, coio.ri aud on
canvas, IS. Same, OH rollers, IS.
l'uckholdts Field FortihcGtioaS, g., \; 50 c,a.
SCIENCE of Warts cents.
Cavalry outpo.t Duty-50 cts.
Volunteer. Manual $l.5U.
Volunteers Hand-BooE-50 Cts.
i!nrdec's TSctlcs-fl.2j-O Ly mail, $50.
Hahan's Out.posi Duiy-$i.
EE~ Nany good readable go3kS arv offered - the SOL
Giers @it'rout price. July ID
rsNG EssE MsEiEtasE.-I am ~supply.as !arge
stead which hns given UNIVERSAL aa:.. fIct!Ca 10 Gil wao
have purchased them.
l notify these who have copied any CT the mechanical
comhlnat!ons, for which ! have applied Tor a patent, ] shall
use I'LL legal neans 10 protect III! cll!Il Lga!us. all md eve
~ encroucaDrnt.
| have maie a decided Improvement. In Painter, Army
Camp Cot, aud have also another Camp Bed which is equal
or Superior 10 any except the Folding Il nge Led nov iC
ush. have also q Variety OF csup stools and cl,ss.-
Th"Se interested are respectfully invl'ed 10 call and e1sE-
iar Ear themselves. l.. G. HOWE,
Governor and ;2lir Streets,
July Is Opposite Capitol Square.
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= HUCNS.-The subscriber Is in Immediate want OF
- shucks to hHckle IN order 10 supply the demand for
mattresses FOR the wounded soldiers. lie will pay 800
per lgu lbs, II delivered In good condition.
q. L. sTAcT,
Aug 3-1n Sh St., North Of lri.n y.
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SCRiuUL

EsROOkLiSD SCRiucL,
AT GREENWOOD DEPOT, A~LEEMAKLE COUNTY, VA.
FSfllE Sixth Session. will open the Let Monday In Sep,em.
!. Der and close On the 25ih Of Iuur.
TERAs:-425J per session, ~ be paid one hilfl lie, Ssrtem.
Der, Que half list ebrgery. WM. D1SWIuDIE,
AM p-diWcs Ir,nclpal.
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pEE " ST ISSTITUTE, n K-
LOTrE3IILLr, VA,
3SlS5 4. LT!tT6E, Principal. Tie Eighth Annual Sea-
IS4 siun Of his school hcSins on The Grst Monday In sep.
;eiuhcr srxt, AID Close, dur!rs the latter part Of the fol.
IswIns June. For particulars apply TO the Principal.
Jr,.D 81, IA,
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AREhN%AS COTTON LANDS, PROTECT
ED BY LtvEES, AND SEhi THE MISSISSIPPI
RIVER, FOR SALE on ACCOMMODATING TERMS Or
one HALF OF EACH TRACT ;IS EXCHANGE FOR
aEGHDES--1O WIT.
ETIaST TNACr.-of 1,scO acres, on Alligator bayou,
nsud, in C~riueodeu county, Lelow Memphis; 200 nc-es
~dcadeaed.
SECOND TRACT. 100 acres, on the line Of Railroad
from Gaines landing and back Of Bayou bartholomew In
Drew county.
THIRD Ti;ACT-3,u gUs sores on Old Town Ridge and Lake
In Phillips county, lvo mills FROM Mississippi river, SUI
acres nTe year old dea!enIDc.
FOURTH Tl!ACr.-i.e pu acres on Old Town Eidg; and
Lake, ono rile from Mi,si: sippl river; auU ncTes cleared,
i1 acres deadcned SIX Yeas, with all necessary buildings.
FIFTH TRACT, IOn acrEs on Old Town Ridge ana Lake,
forE miles from Mississippi river; no acres In Gga state OF
cultivation. 100 acres old deafenlrg, with NO. ! Dwelling
and plantation buildings.
Persons desiring more Inform alton will plca:e address
GEO. W. JOHNSON, ut Georgetown, Ry.;W f.JotNscs,
at Louis vile, ky.;, Mr.. LEW Is ChsTLEhAN, at CrIaendcn
couaty, Ark and sir. j. Z. HATruEWS, a. Drew county,
AK. tiEOaGE W.. JOHNSON,
49, xrr,, It. " 1nHESnN
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mr:. LHFEnvlsE's SCHOOL.

n~iCII&0ND, Va.
fsfHiS INSTITUTION will open again. fer The reception
I bath ii EoarGrrs and Day Scholars, On the ist day or
October, lsCi. For psrl!cult:s. apply to
Aug Ia HUBERT r. LEfEBYRE.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-04

to delay investing until the mystery Of our
foreign and cur civil war position is better
expounded. Capital is tender footed at all
times, and particularly 80 now. On this
theory it is easy to account for the lag
in Federal investments.
Money is 10 quicker demand, and the
rates may be quoted at car per cent. ex-
cept on call, and Gu a very ehoice collateral
it is 5 per cent
The foreign exchanges are running favor
bly-say for Sterling I07(9IOs, and for
French 8 1906 80. At these rates, gold
will come moderately from Europe, and
none will leave
Bank currency worked easier; all that
IS positively good is wanted for circulation,
and very little is sent in for redemption.-
How long this demand for circulation is to
continue rests so much on culminafiu 2
events that no one can fix date for Il
change The demand may continue for a
year or more, and yet New Years may
show an entire change.
The revival in business has given our
Savings Banks great relief. Many of them
are receiving alnost as much as they pay
out They are calling in a portion Of their
mortgages, and as yet these calls are respon-
ded to better than anticipated.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-04
eyys Items.

REPORTED DEATH oE GEN. HoUsroN.
Louisville Courier of the 18th has report
Of the death of the Ex-Governor of Texas
which Is said to have occurred on the 9th
inst, A letter, however, from Houston.
dated the next day, states that be was still
alive, with some hopes entertained of his
recovery
The Memphis Appeal of the 22d ultirno.
has quite Il number Of personal items
Among other things it elegantly says.--
" Hou. Lazarus n. Powell and John Y-on1o
Brown were at HopkinsFille few davs
slace, having escaped the indieaatioD y bicb
would have been forced upon them by the
abolition servants vomited from Indiana and
Illinois to polote Kentucky soil"
The late Joha 4. Washugton's estate
near Washington Is about to be con6scated
His agent, Turner, caught the Secession fe-
yer, the negroes have nearly all run awav.
and the army has captured all the horses
aud COWS. Only one able-boded negro re-
mains on the place.
The Richmond Dispatch of tie 18Th re-
ports that the national troops were about to
attack Ronoake Island, and tor that Dnr-
pose they are largely re-enforcing the trooDs
at Hatteras. A feet of rebel steamers bad
been down to Hatteras put failed TO dra y
ont our rTeu. =
The story that he Rhode Island srt:iler-
ists deserted their guns at Balls Bluff was
net correct The poor fellows were Sd OF
DOVE 10y The enemy sharp sshooters e7tlq
IN the action, aud Gen. Baker part OF the
time assisted in working the guns.
a Frederick {Md.) correspondent Of tho
New York Herald asserts that tie whole
movement on the part Of Gen. Stone was
entirely unauthorized by Gen. Mcclellan.
who is greatly displeasei at his conduct.
A VERY SUpERF1UoU5 OaDra -Tbat Of
Gen. Stone to Col. Baker, 10 saoC1 down
hi own meu. Gen. Stones generalsbip
will be sufficiently fatal to our aoldiers.
without his ezPendiug powder to shoot
them down.
A coFrespondent Of ths Nav York World
says
General Bake lad potiina 10 do with
tbe selection " point at which he was
70 cross lie saI not placed ia command
I'll Monday M 1ing. He found thar bun
dreds OF Mass ~husetts troops had. preceded
bis battaiIou. Rs found a battle a7aitia0
zor hin, brought on By otder hur4as, dlefeGt
insured IN ddoaBce and the one datv Of seA-
nc his command dearly Oh, how dearly
Let not the shadow of censure pass bv
Shosef who have incurred It, to darken the
s lumbers Of that "good gray bead which
all men loved who knew
Michigan has sent q total of 24.7a7 men
INTO tha field She claims TO have sent more
men, in proportion IN her population, than
any other State
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-04

b~ The Eauae law is now out, dating
from the Ist of this month, in proof of which
We saw at henry Cooks Eureka Bazaar, on
Saturday night, huge piles Of game, such as
quails, rabbits, squirrels, sc. Henry is al
ways "frst in and last out in providing bis
customers with the delicacies of all seasons.
Fresh oysters of A No. brand, fancy and
staple groceries, &c, will be found there in
abundance, and as be buys and sells for
cash, you may depend on getting good bar
gains, and always finding onythiRg you
want at bis stand Give him call, at No.
= Main street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-04
RAELRoAD RnCRfPTs.

SoyEMBER2, 1851.
lzs dry goods, bales dry goods. Keen s. Pres.
TOM odis X irou, casii zinc, Samuel Orr; baes
sheeting, II bxs dry euods, tin cases, bxs
luoLs, Mtckev. Hsuniu & Go;I bx s goods a 9
5csheei y rolls leethsr, A Bcr; II bxt dry goods
l Dale mase, j % Aagaes d Gei 3 bxs mdse Il A
Cooki ~ t0s oysters, : Il Gilbert e 20. 4 bxs
se &C. Z U'i1ies o. bXs sftoes, J X " W W
DlorIgan; z tx drugs II Dbl C5 W ei-Fjo er;- Ii-
acid, P Vi ring; 1 * shoe; " WsIs i son: :
i,Ns Il, " q aikmsn & Co; hxa tobacco. 1.
Bog ,e; l cas9 dry goods Louis Erss;J bxs n se
W W Lou1sdaiei g. s4css bran Belly q Co;
Lorsy, Ma. Arm, alst iseg't H=-d-rsgn Ky
a. = sHRADER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-04

ATTENTION, Cry GRAYs There viii be
a meeting Of the above named company at
Crescent Engine House this evening, at 4
o'clock a full attendance is desired, az
business Of importance will be brought be-
fore the meeting.
Rv order seas
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-04

TIE NEW STAR SPAEeIED BAEEER.--We e
have received from q. Al. Higgins Of ohica-
go, a copy of new song with tbs above
title. It is from the popular composer, J.
P. Webster, and is equal to any OF his pro
dactions. Our musical friends should Send
FOR it at once.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-04
Booi- ENTEttasg.s,

chsa OF RtsAr
ON aud after las, tee mad train on
the Z. & G. R. R., VIII leave as follows:
Up MAIE.
Leave Eyaosgille -....... -. e. $40 A NJ.
Arrive az Terre Haute............ 3 36p. N.
''''n Down MAIL.
Leave TerFe Haute..,-,.. .-........s- 500 An.
Arrive at Evansville. 80 p. II.
BY this Arrangement indianapolis papers
will not be received here the day Of their
publication
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-04

HARpER's WEaEIr.-This favorite pabli-
cation, for the current week has been re-
ceived at DoBELL's. It is the best number
yet published, containing a map worth 6fly
cents, in addition to its usual number of
spirited engraviugs-
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-04

"a The Bowen viii be found on band
this morning, ready to receive freight and
passengers for Smithland aud Paducah. She
is the clipper packet and goes through with
out detention.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-04

EB~ The Nadisou Courier contains. a
column advertisement from The Quarter
master at Indianapolis We shall probably
hear nothing 1ore from Garber, about the
'tneglect of Southern Iudi.na.3 sga
The 18th regiment, Col. Alexander, re-
eruiting at Gosport, has gov ak hundred
men in camp.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-04


QGRERi Il TRUE.--Fhe long suspense IN
which the country has. been held, on ee-
count Of the failure Of the Commsader at
Fort Pickeus to open shis batteries on the
rebels and drive them from the Bay, is thus
accounted for By the correspondent. Of the
n. 7. Tribune. We think, Ike most of
the startling items received now-a-days, the
report viii prove to be -unTpe. The mys-
terry connected with Fort PIckens,. wall prob
ably not be unraveled til. the et5ssof the Ker.
For months we have bseu IA a condition
TO re-possess ourselves of the Navy Yard,
aud to scatter the Rebels who have Insnac-
ed Us. For months that we have been in
this state of preparation and efficiency, the
rebels have gOneonnnde our very eye erect
ing additional batteries and perfecting thoss
already commenced, and preparing TO re-eu-
act the role of Sumter. sl
The reason for this tolerance on cur part
is more surprising than the fact itself Dur
ing all this time The coBmaadant Of the fort
has been acting Under the INSTRUCTIONS seat
Under the Buchanan Admipistratlo8, a2dich
i1lstyactions haze asv5r been couatsrmaadsd or
amended These Instructions were aud are,
that under no circumstances is he to open
FIRE on the Rebels except in the eventz of
their batteries opening 6rst upon him..
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-04
NEW ADVERTTSEMENTS-

OFFICE EVANSVILLE GAS LIGHT co..
October 81, 1851
The Gas consumers of Evansville, please take
notice, that all Bills must be paid before the 10Th
Day of the month. The rsle of the Company, to
smut Of The Gas Of consumers who fail TO pay their
bils before the 10th Of each month, will be
strictly adhered to hereafter
By order Of the Board of Directors
oc3l-lw JOHN J. CHANDLER, Pres't
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-04

ATTBSrloN,s Q. K. FIaE Co.--The regular
monthly meeting will be held at their room
on Third street, this (Monday) evening, at
o'clock. All members are requested to
be present. T. J. Groves. Pres't
EDWARD TARoB, sec'y.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-04
Change ia Post Once Hours.

On and after today, the Post Office will
be closed for the opening Of the mail, from
taoo TO three P. n.
The morning railroad mail will close at
eight AN.