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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
Board Reduced 10 81 pr dsy


>uce the cfeniug ct this vast anil rommodioa.
Hotel in 1854 il has been he single en,,asor of IA.
ro5r,e,or. to make it the mos, -an ptuou-. cer-
vcnlcns and comfortable horne fH the ciur "a spl
stranger on this side thc Atlantic.
Nni whatever has >ecnelnScly TO administer 90
be eon,ior, of IL. s,,~-,. they hase euAeaeorea.
without regard o. cost % rros.is, ani T. osmbine
an the element. Of ndivida,i ana -sclsl enjoyment
which modern arr hs- invented aai modern taste
approves sna ,h' pal-onss, which il bas coomsn-
~ during the pas, .,N years. Is gratifying pr'ci
,hs, ,heir eaort, have hcen appreciated
ro me-, the eSigencie- ofiAe times. when al afe
required 10 pra,,lss ,As mot risiA .-,e,om,. iAs
undersigned.
Have Reduced the Price OF Bcnrd to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY
as she same tame shstins 81 ihc lusu-Ie. ~iih
which their sshlc sss hisherto been suprilai
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LEGAL.

County.
DEFOET of The Aai.ior of glq8 cs.ariy. .-.r-tr-
III the anouuf rfcf.sei sHi ci-i.lr-st !-r u y =
cornmeDeing Jufc - 4 = 80 art trilr.sN Is
SisL A. H. ISL sria.IFf.
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FIRE INSURANCE.


PaklsGnExF.
NIcE PKganEsT
A. A. A. i.awrrnce A 60.
sherman, Collins a. Go.
Wells, Fargo A 90.
Prcs't Imp. 4 TISders' hlnk
a. A. IA. Messenger.
tlaffin, Nelien A. 20
Hatch, Hitler a heTsercsn.
naskel. Mernck 4 Bail.
stone, starr A. CO.
Barney, Humphrey A. Butler.
George Pearce 4 Co.
Ward A. Work A Son.
James Low 4 Co, Louisville.
|. n. rockingham A 20.
Bulkiey 4 Go.
X. Lockwood A. Son.
Bowen, McNemee A. CO.
Dosn. King 4 Co, -. loui-.
C0ndit A. Noble.
y. ID. Morgan 4 Co.
Willard, WOOD & co.
A. ). Barnes a. Co.
Phelps. Bliss A. Co.
Tro~ fiige. Dwight e. Co.
putnsfr. Wills, Rankin g. Co.
Morton, Drlnnell 4 Go.
J. {. lowe l. Co, Beston.
BALDWIN, starr & Co.
Henrys, smith 4 Townsend.
Swift, Hnrlbut & Co.
Jesse Hos A. Co.
Sturges, >taw A. Co.
ford Rubber Co.
Mason 4 Thompson.
Stedman, Cariile & shaw, Gin
Cyrus Yale, Jr. 4 Co, n. q.
VIM. II. A. chss. y. Fosdick.
Boyd Bros a. Co, Albany, n Y
cossitt, Hill L. Tslrnadge.
ID. Roberts A. Go.
Brewer A. Caldwell.
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"A B 3 7 R "A G T

OF the tYFJkEy7R SEEI-AsSUAL STATE
NE.fT qf f6e condition Of fhe HpJfE Lz-SJ-
RANCE COMPANY ef IA cgfy or Aesc Yorf,
on He id dry ef Ja1ndrg. issi.
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unte. al Advertising an Daily.

f.-si .drerti.eu.-n1, Gfiy cents per square e-s-
....i.f.rs.rx .rranxeuaclis made Nth those ~bs
"a - .tirrrti.e by he var. Win ne l4s-'e- =
h.r.rsnr AZ Measure Yearly a.iseru-cf'. n"~tEe''
vii e. confaea strictly - their fcsuiN tn,i'er'
aat trie J-IY 4tdfte1tt a., IN
Adxerti.~rsents m De .lec.& na;.ee column VII
30 charged Two price<- -
tdss'tlserueats kepe cof,-laniis 90 tae aside a
Is.ress rofJoss pohshed IN The iocAl eoian'n., u
t.f i.fs. - uner VII b ehargcl ier eAch ha-tc'n
-. Ii ever tn lines Ten cents l-er lne.
sf.rrtI .tsnents senf IN fr rfert.d iin'-, ~iA
=, 'f..e-ted thrcs u'otils, ursss oiaei 81 eai -,
.Anv slsefatlon x sfanting adsett.ss mfhi VII
--',lit - \ renewal q lie -Aine, alless "tintNi-e
axre-d upon By confreef- -. -.
At.f.t'inx cautidaie. fgr o4lce II eferl @F~CiiP-
- si ~ charxe a. CD fof essh name IA tae uAiit'
and a. - ia n. Daily an4 Weekly. a(ieds- ~ 10
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ye rf.,rsti,ns advertisements whatever.
fs~-r- ali he made Cor inserting The hstiers %
Ill ord ss-riesies % Associations ~ iollo~s-
Tor eacA notice not exceeding hnes - er''is is
ea.h iasrriion. over = sht hncs al this rate.
4naoarclne deaths With funeral iouce atl~sAt@'
81. without notice, frer- -,
votsres az Festivals ficncs ard kxenrslofs gotiea
a., tv 1rsIsiltal. sr associations. or - eAareae-,
al regular prices -. ....... q
Legal Advertisements inserted a. tae eNPslii-e "a
Attorneys ordering ana payment noi % 81 vs.s -
70 the legal procesiinzs. cut e.Nss'A,e = - = -
tiue Publisher i.ot accountable iof NE s.SeI'es -
c<sl advertisement -yond the amount ehsIse- ~
their pEbilcstiosi-
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ASSETS
Cash, Balance In Bank, - 3o- 90
Bonds and Mortgages (being first lien GA
Real Estate. worth al least 81 s07 2UO o0g COZ &c
Loans ON Stocks. payable demand
Emarket value Of securities Ss7 S13 so la coo 90
Bank Stock. market value) 1888 90
United States Treasury Notes, market
value, iO3. .3s3 60
Brooklyn City Water Bonds, 1920 %
North Carolina State Bonds (msrket vai) 1850 90
Missouri State Bonds (market vaiue, l4oo0 90
Real Estate, No. wail Street 65 3o5 AZ
Interest due 90 lst January, 1861 lnf
which $32 $50 ~ has since been reed 2T-o3 5-
Balance in hands Of Agents and in course
Of transmission from Agents on j.. Of
January (of which sll $50 u has since
been received co. 500 10
Bills Receivable tfor Premiums on In.
land Risks), a4,sss 90
Other Property, Misceilaneoa. items 500 90
Premiums due and uncoilecis~i on Poll
cies issued q, 0nice. $3.50 IS
Total, sl,le5,ios s.
CHARLES j. MARTIN Prs-srurxr,
Az. wIIIMiRT1I. yIcr PsssprSr
J. MILTON SMITH. sEcsrr,nr
JOHN MCGEE, Ass'r Ssc'Y.
CHARLES CHlFT, Agent.
No. PH,ESIx ROW,
mslSdu HaUTs. IND.
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Ask VoR NJ sEoiD's Tskf 80 OrHyR
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80 sdar bat immediate in iis actlnn.
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N,,ny iulv .~ofn docs ssy thaf his preparation
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he Weekly Express

published essry Wednesday, atsi.so Per Ai'''1H'
.,fv4nre.
.s-xo paper sert without the money. nof conuou-
longer time than pait for.
s.te. os Advertising im weekly,
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NEWARK Of COtNTEWBGIT>
AND UNFgiSgTrf.ND DEALLkS.
IA ho e,,..sat,.f 81 dispose 20 uors osS" pud sfs
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.
Terms OF subscription.

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-11
Legislative Summary.

wednesday may o 1901.
SENATE.-Mr. Culver presented resolu-
tions adopted at Lafayette urging liberal
appropriations for the support of the war
A joint resolution, offered by Mr. Ray, was
adopted, appointing a committee to act
with a committee OIL the part of the House,
to confer with the United States District
Attorney, on the power and expediency OF
interposing TO prevent the sale and ship
ment of arms, munitions, provisions, &c,
from this State to any rebellious State.
Aessrs. Ray, Murray and Anthony were
appointed the Senate committee. Lieut..
Jefferson G. Davis, one of the gallant de-
tenders of Fort SUMTER was by resolution
invited to a seat within the bar whenever
he may desire to visit the Senate chamber.
the bill for the reorganization of the militia
was discussed and considered up to the
time of the presentation of colors TO Wal
lace's regiment, after which there was no
quorum.
HoUsE.-The Senate treason bill was re-
turned from the Judiciary Committee by
Mr.. Bundy, recommending its passage. 1t
was debated at much length and with much
ability, and finally passed. Mr.. Fishers
bill, for the subsistence of troops was re-
ferred to the Committee on Ways and
Means. The Corporation Arms Dill, and
the bill for the punishment of treason, and
Mr.. Cores bill relative to courts in Upton
county, were passed.-Stats Sentinel.
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ST. LOUIS, May 1O.-The Western Pacific
Railroad bill passed the Senate yesterday.
The House was in secret session yesterday,
but il is understood the joint resolution,
Withholding the school fund for the purpose
of arming the State, which passed the SEN
ate on Wednesday, has been adopted. 1t is
seriously apprehended that the July interest
fund will be used for the same purpose.
Harris's military bill, which passed the
Senate at the last session, is said to be under
discussion in the House. This bill provides
for the division of the State into nine
military districts, each commanded by a
Major General Every able bodied man in
the State between the ages of Is and As
will be compelled to do military duty, or
pay fine of $3.50. Any body speaking
disrespectfully of the Governor or Legisla-
ture will be subject to court martial, and it
requires every citizen to take the oath of
allegiance to the State of Missouri only
A detachment of 40 of the State militia
was sent out on the Pacific Railroad, this
morning, to guard the Gasconade and bridg-
e5 on that route.
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FRANKFORT, Ky, May l0.-There is
great excitement occasioned by messengers
arriving here at IL o'clock last night with
dispatches for the Governor, reporting an
instruction in Owen county. The Governor
has sent a special messenger to ascertain
particulars. The military are in readiness
to march.
LOUISVILLE May Messengers arrived
at Frankfort, this morning, from Owen
County, saying that between 800 and 400
negroes had been organized into COM
pany, and were committing depredations.
The whites undertook to disarm them, when
several were killed. The Governor has
sent Gen. Buckner to ascertain the truth of
the matter. He has not yet returned. The
militia are in readiness.
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NEW York, May 10.-General Beaure-
CARDS official report of the bombardment OF
Fort Sumter is printed to-day.
The First Vermont Regiment has arrived
here.
The Times has advices, per the Kedar,
that the Secessionists have battery of SO
Founders at the mouth of James River
The steam tug Yankee was fred on but the
shell passed over her. The tents of the
Secession forces lining the whole bank of the
river are distinctly seen from the ramparts
of Fort Monroe. Col. Dimmick is mount
ing % inch Columbiads and barbette guns
on the land side of the fort, to be protected
by sand bag entertainments. The big gun
Rodman, formerly the Floyd" is mounted
to sweep the bay. The Austrian brig Islock
from London reports, April 18th, fell in with
a large ship of about 200 or 1900 tons,
on fire, supposed to be laden with lumber.
She sent a boat but saw nobody. Her
name was burned
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WASHINGTON, May 1O.-The States of
Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois will be subdi-
vided into several military departments,
called depots of the Ohio. General McClel-
land of Ohio is assigned to the command.
The President has issued an order that all
army officers, except those who entered the
service since April 1st, shall take and sub
scribe anew the oath of allegiance, or leave
300, 600 volunteers have rendered their SER
vices to the Government. A large train of
cars arrived this morning with troops, who
passed uninterrupted through Baltimore.
HARRTsBURGH, May l0.-A letter has
been received from an officer at Harper's
Ferry, saying that the troops there are.pro-
vided with Inferior arms, and are badly
provisioned. Thinks their chance of sue
cess in conflict with the federal troops, IS
very bad, and thinks an attack 10y anything
like an adequate force, would prove unsuc-
cessful. The writer is an officer of skill and
20 years service A confident expectation
prevails in high circles, that battle will be
fought between Richmond and Washington
in ten days.
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NEW YoRk, May IO.-DisPatches from
Charleston say butter is selling at 75c per
pound. No hams or cattle in the market,
and cattle suffering for hay. 1t is said
Southern troops are better provided with
knives, dirks, and revolyers, than northern
troops, and feel confident of success. The
troops at Richmond have not been paid, and
flour is ten dollars per barrel, and pork fifty
dollars per barrel. Carolina bonds are
worth zoe on the dollar.
The Baltimore Sun, this morning, coun-
ellis the State to remain loyal. The Worlds
dispatch says the main blockading force
will be stationed in the Gulf, another por-
ton off Georgia. The Ohio troops are or
dered to GAINESVILLE, opposite Wheeling.
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SDecial Notices.

GB-Any of our readers afflicted with scRoFULA
or Scrofulous complaints, will do well to read the
remarks in our advertising columns respecting It,
gnt little CT the nature of this disorder has been
kno vn by the people, and the clear exposition OF
if there given, viii prove acceptable and useful
We have long admired the searching and able man
ner in which DR.. AVER treats every subject he
touches whatever has his attention at all, has a
great deal of it he masters what he undertakes,
and no who has particle Of feeling for his af
ficted fellow man, look with Indifference upon
his abors for the sick Read what he says of Scroll
MA, and see in how few words and how clearly he
tells US more than we all have known Of this nsid-
ious and fatal malady. Philadelphia S,n.
dSwIt
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THE ZoUAYEs.-The white population of
our city turned out last night to welcome
the 18th Regiment Indiana Volunteers. For
more than an hour before the train arrived,
the platforms were literally packed with
men and women. The first train, eleven
coaches, containing five companies, arrived
at II o'clock, and the most eager pressing
to the windows took place. The Terre
Haute boys were readily found, and the
most cordial and heartfelt greetings passed.
The train was received With deafening
shouts and the firing of cannon. The fine
RegimentaI Band played Hail Columbia as
the train drew up to the Station but the
music was drowned amid the shouting of
the multitude. The boys were in the best
of spirits, and seemed glad to have the pros
peet of more active service near at hand
No scenes occurred to dampen their spirits,
and they departed with the liveliest huzzas,
followed by innumerable " God bless yous."
The second train, made up in like manner,
followed some time after, but all being
strangers but little interest was manifested
beyond loud aud hearty cheers.-Terre
Rdute Express, 10Th.
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NJ. Lyon,
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI May lo.-FIour dull sales
confined to small parcels of extra at GOA
5 10; no demand for superfne prices are
nominal at 4 75@4 80. Whisky unchang-
ed sales at I24@123. Wheat OO0I IL
for prime red and white. Corn dull at "a
for ear. Oats steady and in light supply at
%. Rye advanced to 50@52. Nothing done
in provisions so tierces prime sold at 81.
Groceries unchanged demand limited at
54@74 for sugar 3O@33 for molasses and
l3@l44 for coffee. No change in the
money market. Exchange steady at 3@2
Dren
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DETROIT. Mich. MAY 10.

The military volunteer relief bills have
passed both Houses of the Legislature by a
unanimous vote. The former provides for
ten regiments to be enrolled as directed by
the Governor, and transferable at the
Presidents order, into the federal service.
The latter provides for raising funds by
committees for the relief of the families of
the volunteers. The war loan BILL provid-
ing 100000 by issuing bonds running
five years, drawing 10 per cent. interest,
also passed without dissenting vote. The
Legislature adiourns to- morrow noon.
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Che 1ailp D umrual.
RIVER ITEMS

CNcINNArI, May 10 M.-River fallen
four inches. Now SO feet in channel. Wea-
Their clear and windy. Mercury Sc.
PrrTsBURG, May l0-Riyer feet 6
inches by the pier mark, and at stand
1t rained last night and all day.
THE river at this point was still rising
slowly, but was at a stand at Pittsburg.
There were one or two slight falls Of
rain. Business was still at stand.
1.-The Bowen goes to Cairo to-day, on
arrival Of the cars, and the Eugene to Lou
isville at clock this evening. They both
carry the mail and do business promptly.
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Diamond House. or at R. oae.tl-,s GoMlo Han
Hostssfer's stomach Esftsrs.-vigor

HostsBfer's Stomach RSfFsrs.-vigorous
digestion and pure bile produc5 nutritious blood,
and nutritious blooc healthy frame. Does the
victim of dyspeptc stomach and disordered
liver desire to know how the digestion may be i'm
proved, the bile and other fluids of the body puri-
fed The great restorative named at the head OF
this paragraph will accomplish within a week this
desirable revolution in the SYSTEM regulating the
secretions and excretions giving tone to the ami
NAL Juices which dissolve the food, strengthen ev-
cry relaxed nerve, muscle and fibre, and brings the
whole machinery Of vitality into heathful and Wig
orous and healthful play. Hostetters Stomach
Bitters is sold by all Druggists may6-lwd
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DVspepsE9.-This is very distressing com
plant and Civ the patient more suffering than
almost any other disease; in fact, it is combina-
ton of many complaints in one. The symptoms
are numerous and of the nature of almost all
other complaints combined. From this fact arise
the very many where this disease is mistaken
for some other, and improperly treated. The
first symptoms-ind:gestion iatuIency loss Of APP
petite, heartburn, headache etc, if neglected, al
most always awaken some dormant disease, and
send the poor sufferer to premature grave. What
Won must first do is cleanse the blood and regulate
the bowels do this with the " Mountain Herb
Pills. and you can bid defiance to dyspepsia. Jud
sons Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all medi
cine dealers may6-1md&w
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You cannot for moment even imagine
n the effects of secession on us. The best
~can say of it is that it will be a lasting
heritage to all coming generations, even if
it were done with now-out shudder at the
future. Many of your friends and acquain-
tances were killed at Sumter, among them
John and William (your cousins) Many
more of them are now starting North, but
You will not blame them, as it is not a
matter of choice what man will do here
and a few more fights would depopuIate
this State, yet we were only permitted to
decently inter, or even see, bat small
number out of over the one thousand killed
here, and what can we expect or hope for
those who now go North Well may you
say that we have reign of terrorl-Ind
Journal.
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BALTIMORE, May lO.-The special cores
pondence of the American says: Tele-
graphic advces from Frederick this morn
ing say the mountain forest on the Mary
land side of the Potomac, near Harper's
Ferry, was fred last night, and much valu-
able timber destroyed. About 500 Ken
tuckians and Virginjans were encamped on
the Maryland shore and the heights in that
vicinity, were being fortified. A battery
had been placed at Jefferson Rock. Trains
have also been laid in pipes for blowing up
the bridges and other property alta moments
notice, if necessary. The conduct of the
Virginians excites the Indignation of the
people of Washington county. Thirty Bal
timoreans passed through Frederick for
Harpers Ferry this morning. The Norfolk
line Of steamers reports that the Virginians
have seized the small steamer VIM. Seldom,
which made the connection between Old
Point and Norfolk Thus all communica-
ton is broken of.
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COmpTerfOn.-It is impossibility for any
person afflicted with diseased liver, or with any
disorder of the digestive organs, to have good or
clear complexion. " Hoofand's German Bitters !"
will remove all disease from the liver and digestive
organs, and by thus giving health and strength to
those organs that sallowness of appea rance
and roug hness of the skin noticed in so many
These Bitters are prepared by DR.. G. NJ. jackson 4
Co., 41s Arch Street, Philadelphia. Pa, and sold
by all druggists and dealers in medicines, at 75c
per bottle. mayo 1md&w
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HARRIsBURG, May 1O.-Troops for New
York City will hereafter pass through this
place, arriving by the East Jersey road, and
going to Baltimore over the Northern
Central Railroad. They can reach Wash
ington quicker and cheaper than by the
Annapolis route,
Application has been made by private
parties of the Eastern States to Gov. Curtin
to permit parties of armed free blacks to
pass through Penns ylvania. They met
with unconditional refusals, and great.satis-
faction is expressed here at the Governor 6
decision. These applications were to arouse
the slaves of the south to rebellion.
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New YORK, May lo-The steamer Iii
nois has arrived, from Fort Pickens on the
morning of the I'd, and Key West on the
9Th. The Powhattan, Brooklyn, Sabine,
Supply, Wyandotte, and Water witch are off
Pickens. The Mohawk left on the Ist for
the coast of Texas, and partial blockade
exists at Pensacola. No munitions of war
are allowed to enter. Pickens is prepared
to repel any attack. The secessionists have
battery at Clear Point. They have also
commenced unrooing the buildings Of the
navy yard, preparatory to an attack. Their
forces are surmised to be $1,000 All was
quiet at Key West The ST. Louis aud
CRUSADER were there
The steamer Pembroke sailed this morn
ing for Fort Monroe with reinforcements
She carries heavy armament, and large
quantity of clothing, provisions and NUM-
tions of war.
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OPENING OF SALT WELL GARDEN, AND
CONCERT HALL, AND BALL RooM.-The sub
scrber begs leave to announce to the pub
tic OF Evansville, that he will have his Gar
den, Concert Hall, and Ballroom open for
visitors next Sunday, May IL, 1861. Pro-
fessor Adolph Alto will direct the band.
It'd WILLIAM Bates