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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-15
CHARGES MODERATE.

p. S.-Persons from distal ce, by in.
forming HIM by mail or otherwise, may havu
set times reserved, and thereby rcvrnt the
liability OF disappointment. n arl2-H
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REMOVAL.

nR.T. II. MUSGROVE has removed lii
l/Otiee to the new Brick Building
opposite Col. Groome's. He is pre- U-SII6
pared to perform all operations in DENTAy
SURGERY in the best mafIncr. Artificial
Teeth inserted. from one to q fnl set
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W. j. JONES. W.P. EWING
JONES e. EWING,
ATTOKNEYS AT LAW.

[Iavins associated ourselves for the praeiise Of
i l"ur profession. we will attend carefully End
promptly to all business placed in our hands W.
viii practice in the Courts of Cecil Kent and Hnt.
ford, and he Court of Appeals Office on NORTH
STREET, opposite the Jail IDca 3 If
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INSTRUCTION.
THIRD ANNUAL SESSION.
lREE INSTRUCTION. IN SCIENCE q ART

The Trustees of the COOPER UNION FOR rHI
ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE AND ART an
nounce
/. Tha, the Reading Room, LIlrary and Pic,ur,
Gallery are now Vpsu tiem AN. until 10 Pm .,
absolutely m Q N al visitors.
2. THE SCHOOL on DESIGN FOR WOMEN
wiil re-Ypen On the rs, Of octber, under the care
Of Mrs. Henry NJ Field Princpal. assisted by c,n.
leteIt teS,hers in Drawing, Painting and E,srsv-
ns Pupils desiring 10 pursue art a. . profession,
~ tu tecome teachers are admitted free on anpn-
cation 10 the Principal; while Amateurs are recsv.
81 At very moderate charge whi n " applied "
tuo support Ct the school
8. The fREg COURSE OF INSTRUCTION AT
NluHI WI uutnprse ciassea in MdhemAlicu,
Chemistry, Na'ur'l Phil sophy, ArchiteC hral, Ne
chancal ard Free-haud Drawing, Mechanica 81.
ence and NocAl Music These UltssesIyli be free
y al persons MT under 10 years " age, who pro
duce certihcate Of guod mo'sl ohFa ter, read
aud write with facility, aid nave such knowledge
u' Aithinetic can Oe acquir,l At tue pubic night
schools. Applications fur admission may be mad,
daily at the ohce " the Union, from An b6
Pm. and on the evenings Of the 9lth, 2Sth and
3Vth days " SEPTEMBER. students may enter on
the foil course, which viii require 'pr years for b
comp - on ~ for any SPECIAL branch. Students
who entered the full course last year. and desire h.
continue Iereu will motif tue Cork pror ~ the
FIRST Of q tplsr.
TIE Student, In the fur c,,u-sc or in TIC Maihe
msiics, viii attend Gu ths first Monday In Oitobet
At ~ Pm, In the upper Lecture Room for organ.
izIOn.
Tne students In Chemistry and N,iura, Pniloso
ply On luerdsy, Otubet Sth, and tire Students In
ID awing N Neinesl,y, O,tober pth, At ~ PM.
Tie Pupils IN W al Music will attend On We'd
ne'day October ?tt At ~ PM, when they win be
examined with reference To their qualifications II
Nuiec and ear. Pups must have a general knOwl
edg' NJ the rud.me Is ut music before admission.
In case more pupils apply than the Institution
A. arommodatc, the preference, ~ the terms Of
the Trust Deed, must bc gwen ~ these who support
themselves ly daily lalor.
4 free cours" of lecture in SOCIAL and PO.
LrrIgAL SCIENCE will be delivered IN the Gre.i
Hal ty tie Hon. BeniNmin Nutt, Of which due no
tie will hereafter lie gwen.
.. The Trustees eNpeJt " resume about the vt Of
Janus the free course of readings In polite lterN.
tite, which was ~ largely attended last year. BY
order OF tie Bard.
ADRIAN 8. HEWITT,
sc2l fSrurh&S'llb SECRETARY.
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Il WHITING CI.ASSES-STUDENr AT
Il PAlNEB, 69 BDwery, or SS3 Fulton -, Br jok ;.
ia, receive 10 writing lesVsons for 81 ~ for o.;
book keeping leaaona g. per month or 10 lessons
llmited. writing and srlthmet so per quArter, rs
s~ons ssnh. Ins,s1ctou day ~ eveling. aual9
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TEET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AM
l. erican Testh Co.-prActcAl dentists arc In
serting beAntful full sets at 50 aud 80, part setta
% cents per tooth, warranted half the usual price
bone nllins 20 cts. ss4 Bowsry, opposite Finh
street, sst0 aAAc'lka
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DR. HOYT, DENTIST--HAS REMOVED
Dfrom 500 Bowery 70 9OT Broadway, doors above
s0th a. Full setts Of tseth pure silver, a. low N
%; do gold, S23; platinA, s2b. Artificial bone n-
81; AmalgAm, 90 cts. AL work warranted.
se2 24Ao'1so
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E0R HAVRB-TIIE SPLENDID Clipper
u ship CITY OF NEW YORK. Jspt Safer, One
OF the fastest vessels a1olt, pos tvey salts sept.
Both. Passengers taken at as, aud found with
provisions. Apply board Per 9, North X var,
Or " Y. NJ. DEMAREST, ~ South st. sea- 5'1i
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TAPscoTT's LINE
Il OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

The subscribers continue " gr,ni certihossss o,
Usage " and from Idyerpool 6y their hyosits line
packets, oomprA.ng IN pArt .he following ships
VIM. TAPSCOTT, EMERALD ISLE ALBION,
DRHADNOUGHr, MANCHESTER VICTORY,
BENZ ADAMS, CON5TgLLATIOHJ. J.BOYD,
WEST POINT, ESCORT PH(BNiX.
UNDERWATER. SEA FLOWER, CAMBaINh
Making. tcsether with others, ship every ovs
days. The aubsonbars also agents ior ths
LINZ OF LONDON PACKKrl,
Fr all Of which they grant oer,hoaias. liberia
terms.
YgMrrrANCEs TO IRELAND, DO.
rd Co also continue " issue drShs psysbls ios
Demand, throughout England, Ireland, BootlaDd and
Wales, al the LOWEST RATES
- Circulars, with all PARTICULARS may be bad on ap-
S.lcatia-n by letter, enclose postage stanp-toI
b TAPSCOTr a co, 80 S1uth a, New York.
ssT s4so'iOi rAPsCorr, SMITH q Co, Liverpool
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A RTIFICIAL BONE FOR FILLING AND
"a remodehng teeth, however badly decayed q
broken nut In sofl, without pain, color OF teeth,
and warranted for life. G. ID, CRAWFORD, Den
Hst, 81 Amity st, on second block from Broadway.
aeb 24ausll3
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CHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS on
~ sultsn Island. Fare cents by Staten Island
ferry iot Of whitehall st. bei the Battery and South
ferry. BoaA Leave every bour from A. n, 70
Up. H. On ens. Sundays every half hour 70 ! r.
n. js9I rlU
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u clipper ship ELLEN AUSTIN Capt. Glrr.ck
will Ssil Sept. 2Sth, having uDelueed state room
accommodations on deck. For passage At the low
- possible rates, sppy on board or n " COLLINS
d c., at the office on pier ., North River.
sea- 6'liS
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old BLACK STAR LINE
~ OF LIVERPOOL, PACKRTa

vi LINEhFUOL PAUhETb.
Passage from or TO Liverpool by tine following aru
} clAas paokcs ssips, sailing on the
ah And 8Ith Of each Mouth.
Adelaide Cuhvst1r, Riscius,
AustraliN Cynosure, John Brig.A
Bolle WOOdA Chanoellur, Thornton.
Didgewatet, Constitution, Universe
DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL BANKS
or IRELAND, CLsTER BAEKIHa Co, AND Al. rAHTs
OF ESGLAuD AND SOUTHLAND.
sel4 a6ac'1iT WILLIAMS d GUION, ~ ruAun -.
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DAY BOAT TO ALBANY-STEAMER
~ ARMENIA leaves foot Harris1n st. every Mon
day, wednesday and Friday. Fare I! Buffalo ~, II
You buy uckets at 9SS Broadway, cor Park Place.
sell S4sc'iT0
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MORNING LINE FOR PEEKSKILI.-The
ltl AURORA leaves jay 81. daily, at a. m, Csdn-
DAYS TA) for Peelskn. Lands at West 10th and
Blth sts, YJukers, Hastings, Dobb's Ferry, Tarry-
town, Sing Sing, Hsyerstraw, Grassy Point and
VerplAnk's. Leaves PeekAkil Al ~ 7. M.
se2l 2ac-lI
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DOARDNG-9 SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID or A gentleman and wife can obtain board and
oomiorta6s home at T2O Greenwich st.; entrance in
Charles. H. FELTHAM. Au2i 24sc'l3a 4
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A BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH ON GOLD
"A $50, on silver $40, partial pieces from 8i " 81
per tooth, with or without extracting the roots,
Teeth llled with oemenbI, gold or silver, from %
cents 10 81 each Teeth extracted without pain Al
1H N. T. corner Canal u aud Bowery, by Dr. II
VIILERS, SenT. Belz Fa6'lAo
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EXCURSIONS-THE FAv0RTTE SEA
Il steamer COL ELLSWORTH. with saloon, DO,
" charter with without barges, for SlndAy
TIN, 68 South a. au2s AAe'lH
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r ODGTNGS TEN CENTS - COMFORT
Liable angle beds 10 cts night. less by the week;
single rooms IS 70 20 cts night, or 70 cts week.
man and wife 81 " oOJts; rooIAs with cook stoves,
sl,bO . week: meals very low; wRtohmAn up AL
ight, At wiltshire. House, l0s Franklin st, near
RasI Br Adway. AnYN9AAo'le0
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sTEAlMBOATN.

CHANGE OF HOUR FOR KEYPORT.-
SOn and after this data, the steamboat KEYP0Rr
viii leave New York, foot Of Robinson st, daily,
Sundays excepted, Al O'Clock, P. NJ, and Keyport
l AN. Rac'l2O
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DOARD AND LODGING AT THOMP-
ID sou Stood board and lodging 90 80 aud SO
week, a 20 rooms for men and their wives So and
40 weex with bard; day Doardera and lod'eu
taken At low rates; also lodging for % cs ana 81
Ue.L sells 24G'i8o
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED, Lowest
hpOssbe price-Teeth filed with gold, 81; bone,
b0 centa silver 90 cents aud upwards teeth ex.
trscted without pain, and for those of small means,
% cents. DR., j, s, CONWAY, 100 East 45th It, bet
81 and Sd ave. seas 24ac'1lT
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SOLDlERS WANTED-FUR THE o, g.
- Army 500 abe bodied men. Term OF saryio,
yeas fy from 3 te f22 per mouth y "a good
o@ru- cl"thing and medical attendance AiOJ
onhiy gwen At the eNpitat on o. tern OF serv CO.
smart, deserving mon have splendid oAanos Of
prnm"tion " The rank Of Commissioned on a.
Apply Al the Principal Recruiting Rendezvous, 2s
Chatham q. Lisut. &. N. SPROLIR, ttn Infant-y,
U. 3. A. Recruiting Ofhoer. 40 94Ar'lOt
WANTED-FOR THE REGULAR ARMY
w Of the United States, So aL,s bodied man le
tween the ages " is aud 35 " serve or ,hrse yea
Pay rom SlS " so per mouth. mi furnished With
dothing bNrd and medical att,U,iance A R,r. "
w sl~ given At expiration u enl,stnant Apply
- the Ohief keruiNns Rendezvous itb Cedar
afess, n n. caty. % 24ac'ibs
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DoARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE Young
ID man can be accommodated with beard, al 2T0
Ninth st. near LIST ave, at 50 per week. Privilege Of
bath with.hot and cold water. sel4 Asc'lSS
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FOR DOND0N-THE SPLENDID SHIP
u CokNtLlus GklNNRLts sails OF ist, from
rer ~ Eatt X yer, passengers taken In "a cabin
ehd found IN provisions, NJ reduced steerags rates
fur p'ussage apply ~ TnOS. c. ROCHE, ss south
st. seg5 G'i.S
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
il cheap for cash. Look a the prices
Good Flour fol $5; Superior Flour, % 90 Extra
euperior, 50; Choice Extra, % 90.
MH. y. CoYLE'a Aehsap stores, iA and lss
yrtls ~, Brooklyn, nssli sAAc'iM
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DOARDING-CHEAP BoARD-FINE

ID l,0nl1, WIIh excellent bOard, from % to % a
week .ailes, iioln 81 10 TO 50 gentleman and
wife, s. 81 W So; nice parlor, With piano; watch
nan 81 night and lodgings b. the week nigh
~ ess' tnan half pnoe. rs LNpeAard st, near Broad
Wpy and Canal auA 2kao'l63
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r ODGTNGS TO CORRESPOND With
IL the times Single .bedi l2 cts - night; single
Prince st, cor Thompson. Mels moderate. OPEN
a. night. sen O'lOo
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EsIPlOYsEENr-M.,o..
DAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pop ,,

u. =. Army-WAnted 10D young men, 10 vh.In
horses, equipments, rstn--Oin,hing and medical at
solder. Apply ~ 100 Hidson stresl, or No broad
way. - 60 "a ~
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Advenlssrn...-
two words, or less,
cents three days q M
aons inside, same price each day
Marriages and Deaths, % cents r.
ines houihly aAvertsemenas of soer I'm.
serted a. the cOnyeAienos Of the sfice, a. for -
~ inserticns. kdvartiaennents rroeived u,si ri
on 5undsy.
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CTEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
~ NEW YORK AND LlvERPoOI-
landing and ernbsTkins psss@lgers 81 oUERNS-
TOWN, Ireland.
The Liverpool, New York aud Phiads phia 5s,s
ship Company intend dispat. hng thar tul-povsrod
Clyde-6Hh Iron Steamships ~ follows
hANJAhOO. ............... Saturday,, beTf. 2sth
CITY OF NEW YORK. .... Saturday, Ot. bh
EDlhBUkGH, ............Sl Saturday,, OF. lAh
and on every succeeding Saturday, noon, fom
Pier ~, North River
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN. o.
do " London....... 90 %
brEERAGk k..................SO %
do " London. ..,... IS %
eeeraye Return Tickets, good Zoe
six months. s............-..,.fsp %
FPAgengers forwarded N Paris, Hsvre, UAnhrrg,
Bremen, RJ,tsrdAn, Antwerp, o., n reduced
through rats.
Persons wishing ,o bring out Ihsir hisnds osu
ouy tickets hare.
For further information, spply II Ihs C,mPsnys
Odoes.
JOHN a. DALE, Agent
pyal H'iH 10 Broadway, N. Y.
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GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE
VI MilioI-Cheapest store in the world. Goods
delivered free. THos. X. AGNRW, 200 On eeowich
a, and 50 Murray ST., Nav York. sel0 24sr IS
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60 06 TO sS.O0-LoDGING WITH Or
*. ZCwithout board. Good, clean single and
double bedded rooms. Board from S2.25 u - per
SIX; man and wife Si.60. Single roVms ~ let a
- nts pM night, lodging at IL cents per nlghs.
10 Oak street, between Roosevelt aud Pearl.
sells 24'119
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S,EwING MACHINE-IIANDS WANTED
% make flannel shuts o. maanine., If their 5wn
RAW, 81 Barclay 49, Formerly l6s Fulton 81
scGt'.al
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MATCHES ChEAPEk IMAM EVEN
WI All kin Is Of small ware, stove aud shoe black
ng, tAcks, dc, at 20 Now Bo very, bet JameB and
Hsdison st, PedlArs wanted. - Nav Bowery, N Y.
Au99 24Ac'is4
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XUILLOw-WILLOw-MY LARGE Stock
w ofWillow viii be sold "a cheap for cash. tx
ira hne Willow cs. Per ID. Ii. wITTE, No.
Liberty 1t. sel2 2tac'l40
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AeprCLsA Few sALE.

IjORSES AND CARRIAGES SELLING
'aui cLeap--IOp family carriages, SulAles, gigs,
isgi"' srUori' AMI business wa yons, % hand
N'o"ns, ~ harses s'd harness. 1874 Fulton av,aad
4 90 NHvng vt, Brooklyn. aatT 2I."'id9
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EMPLOYMRNr-PemAIes.

man 10 ~ short dlstAnoe IA the country 1, do
tie work u tie house and diary, she must undsr.
stand milking. Address Z, DIX gl5 sun otice
ge2Gy'lO5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

SHoT.-One of the soldiers in Camp Wal
lace was wounded, about II o'clock on
Thursday night, by being shot. He and
comrade were in one of our city saloons, and,
while there, couple of patrols, being dry,
stopped in to wet their whistles. They had
guns, which they set down while they were
drinking. The Zouaves concluded to show
the patrols how to drill. Accordingly one
of them seized a gun, while the other
gave the necessary orders. The movements
were all gone through with satisfactorily,
until they came to the command " fire.
when bang went the gun, landing ball in
the shoulder of the temporary drill Sergeant,
inficting an ugly, but not dangerous,
wound. The Zouaves ought to bear in
mind that guns with bullets in them are
dangerous.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

pa@ The Cincinnati Gazette says the
people of that city having ascertained that
an Indiana regiment would pass through in
the afternoon, awaited patiently until half
past four, when the Hoosier soldiers made
their appearance, and remarkably bril-
liant appearance, too. The regiment num-
bers 825 men, all of she genuine fighting
kind-bone and muscle in abundance. Every
one of them looked, as they passed up
Fourth street, as if he could eat his ra-
tons with a clear conscience, and go to
sleep after killing ten Secessionists."
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SHAwNEErowN, May 30. 1861.

OHAWNEETOWNi May oOi 1901.
EDITORS JoURNAL:-Dear Sir The mat
ter touching the necessity of blockade
below the mouth of the Wabash, referred
to in your paper few days since, is daily
becoming more apparent. We have heard
for some time, of sundry fat-boats loading
above with corn, wheat, and bacon, intend
ed for the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers;
that certain small steamers have passed
here with concealed lights, &C., &c. In short,
that considerable clandestine trade was 60
ing on from the Wabash and Kentucky
shore, above and below this point, with
Nashville and other places, for the benefit of
the Southern rebels. A knowledge of these
things naturally created feelings of indig-
nation in the minds of Union men, but as
we are powerless to prevent it, the traitors
have gone on without let or hindrance in
their nefarious traffic. Emboldened by their
success, and encouraged by men of like
character with themselves, residing in our
vicinity, (but thanks that they are few and
far between), they had the audacity to land
a steamer at our wharf, and make PROPOSE
tions to load it with corn and wheat from
our warehouses, without any attempt to
disguise its destination. The boat called
the +" W. B. Terry" Paducah and Nash
vile packet, reached our wharf about eleven
o'clock last night, and dispatched messen-
gers to the country to certain parties, known
to have lots of sacked corn here in store, to
come in and deliver it and take their money.
No sooner were manifestations of life APP
parent in our streets this morning, than
was evidenced an unusual spirit of activity
on the part of our citizens. The subject
matter of the boats business here was hur-
riedly discussed, and determination that
she RshouJd not! load acquiesced in almost
unanimously. The parties accompanying
the expedition, and in charge of its man
agement, were evidently men of some note
at home. They saw they had made false
move. They had mistaken the sentiments
of very contemplate minority for those |
of the people of this place. Their expedi-
ton was a failure, and they soon concluded |
they " did not want to do anything" they |
could not if they would SO they hastily |
raised steam and before eight o'clock were
off down the river. L.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


GSTF z RIFFS Sd LE NO. 2 4.
~ Notice is hereby given that by virtue of four ex
ecutions issued nut of the office of Clerk of the Com
mon Pleas Court of Yauderburgh County, Indiana,
in favor of Christian hratz & VIM. Heilman, John
Eddy, David WILDER, vs.. John Enrich, and Hen
ry Hem, and TO directed, have levied upon
and will on
FRIDAY. June 2Ist, 1861,
Between the hours of ten O'Clock A. M, and four
O'Clock P. NJ of said day, at the door of the Court
House, in the city of Evansville, Yanderburgh
County, Indiana offer for sale public aution the
rents and profits for term not exceeding seven
years. of the following described real estate, towt
Lot No. thirteen (l3), in Block No. fiftytwo (52),
in the Eastern Enlargement of the city of Evans
Vile Also, Lots No. twelve (12) and thirteen (l3),
in Block No. two (2), in the Northeastern En-
Iargement of the City of Evansville, in Wander
burgh County, and State of Indiana. And should
said and profits of said real estate not sell fol
q sufficient t. satisfy said writs and costs,
will, at the time and place, offer for sale and
sell the fee simple of said real estate for the salts
faction fsaid writs and costs.
JOHN s. GAVITT, Sheriff V. c.
A. L. Robinson Il NJ. S. johnson, PPfs Att'ys
juue1-3ww
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

army. We iFesume the statement Is cor
rect. gent letnan from Massac county III
forms us that when it was stated that the
Illinois troops wsre to occupy cai+o, a com
pany of men frcm that same county num-
bering two hundred, went over to de-
stroy the bridges on the Central Railroad.
To their Advertisements, on arriving at their
destination they found the bridges all we'll
guarded. Upon being questioned as to the
object of their visit they said they merely
came over to see the soldiers pass down the
road.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

ANOTHER ABOLITION OUTRAGE.-John S.
McCracken, Esq. of Evansville, Ind, came
to Memphis few weeks ago, with a view
of locating in the South, with whose cause
his admiration and love of the Constitution
had identified him. During his presence
here his family were grossly insulted
in Indiana, and with anger in his heart,
Mr.. McCracken returned to Evansville to
take from the God forsaken spot those ear
est and dearest to him. He experienced
much difficulty in getting them to Mem
phis; and, in order to do 50, was forced to
leave the hungry thieves all his movable
property Memphis argus.
Oh, John S. McCracken. John S. Nc
Cracker!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

BgThe Artillery Company under Capt.
Ellis, in publishing notice of their meet
ing the other day, stated that they were to
take possession of the cannon made by
Messrs Kratz l. Heilman which had been
purchased by the county and placed in their
charge" We learn that this is Il mistake.
The cannon was bought by several of our
leading citizens-the county having moth
ing to do with it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

BB~ Hon. VIM. E. Simms, of Bourbon,
has been nominated as the Southern Rights
candidate for Congress, in the Ashland, KY,
District, and Col. John S. Williams is the
candidate of the same party in the 9th Dis
trict. They will both, we doubt not, be
elected to stay at home.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

By Our Poseyville correspondent in
forms US that the Poseyville Brass Band go
to indianapolis to-day for the purpose Of
joining one of the regiments encamped in
the vicinity of that city. This Band is
said to be an excellent one
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

BgA correspondent of the Indianapolis
Journal says that Hons. Schuyler Colfax,
Mckee Dunn, and David Kilgore, are
now at Washington, laboring to further the
interests of Indiana in the way of getting
arms and equipments for her men, and an
honorable assignment of duty for her troops.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

B9- Colonel Asboth, of New York, is
now engaged in that city in organizing a
brigade for the war. Colonel D'Utassy's
Garribaldi Guards, one of the best corps
yet enlisted there is to form a part of it.
Colonel Asboth greatly distinguished him
self in the Hungarian war of independence,
and Kossuth said, in letter testifying to
his part in that most memorable war
" Without any previous preparations he
succeeded in one night in building bridge
across the river Gran, which lead our army
of 10000 men to the glorious battle of
Macy Sirlo, which humbled Austria to the
dust, and drove it from despair into the
arms of the Russian Gar"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

Bag~ The Louisville Courier announces
that it can no longer take Tennessee money
at par When it is known that the Courier
has been mainly instrumental in causing
the depreciation of that money it certainly
is ungenerous in being among the first to
refuse it, especially for so worthless sheet.