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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-14
WHEELLNG rONKENrL0N

WHEELING, June l3th.-The Convention
met at 10 o'clock A. n, in the q. S Court
room. \ circular was received by a mem
Der, supposed to emanate from Brannon, a
Senator from Lewis county, addressed to
the patriots of northwestern Virginia, de-
nouncing the Wheeling Convention as an
attempt to divide the State and attach
portion of it TO a miserable Black Republi-
can State, or form the sane into a new ard
insignificant free State. 1t calls upon all op-
posed to being tackled on to the tai end of
Republican despotism, to send delegates to
"A Convention to be held in Greenbriar
county on the first Monday in July, to enter
a solemn protest against the reasonable
scheme, and take such action as may be
thought proper, after knowing the result of
the Wheeling Convention. This circular
has produced no effect whatever here.
Mr.. Carlisle, chairman of the committee
on business, reported a declaration review
ing the unhappy condition of the State,
setting forth the usurpation of the Rich
mond Convention, offering q bill of rights
repUdating allegiance with the Southern
COutederacy, and vacating the office of all
those who adhered to ii, whether Legisla-
tive or Judicial. The reading of the declar-
alton was listened to with profound inter-
est, not dissenting opinion being express
ed. 1t was made the special order for to-
morrow.
Mr. Paxton, Of Ohio county, offered re-
solution setting forth the grievances long
suffered by Western Yirginia,and declaring
an intention never to submit to the ordi-
nance Of secession, but to maintain the
Union. Adopted.
Mr. Frost, of Jackson county, offered a
resolution, calling upon all persons in re-
bellion, and especially those in arms, to re-
turn to their allegiance to the United States.
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CAPT. KNEFLER, of the 18th regiment,
has been presented, by his friends, with a
nice sword, belt, sash, epauletts, shoulder
straps, &c. 1t was presented to him as an
appreciation of his merits as a man, and of
the confidence his old associates have in
him as soldier. Capt Knefer, when a
boy, saw service in the Hungarian reyolu-
ton of 1855, and carries now the scar Of a
wound received in that struggle. There is
no doubt of his courage. The secessionist
that feels the strength of his muscular arm
will imagine that something right heavy is
falling.
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WAsHlaeroN, June l5.~-Tbe Postmast,f
General is actively engaged in determining
on a new style of stamped envelopes, TO he
ready in a few days. The new stamps will
not be furnished until the 6rst OF Augns'.
These changes have been rendered necessa-
~ by the large supply retained by the Post
masters in the seeded States, and now used
by them without an equivalent to the U. 5.
Postoffice Department. About two dozen
of these Postmasters have returned postage
stamps and stamped envelopes in sums
ranging from 50 cents to $50. .-..
The postmaster at Mobile recently hOnOt-
ably accounted for about g, 900 worth
Although the postmaster at Memphis had
in his possession such property amounting
to $4,000 he wrote for supply of large
value, but this was refused, his dishonest
intention having been detected.
Col. Meigs to-day accepted the President
commission as Qnartermaster General, and
entered on his duties. Col. Sibley has
been appointed to the same department.
with the brevet of Colonel.
Collector Barney, August Belmont and
Dr. Cisco. of New York, had long and
friendly interview with the President to-
day.
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HAGERsrowN, June I3.-Gen. Cadwalla-
der and staff reached Greencastle o-day.-
He will take command of the division W hich
will cross the Potomac at Williamsport or
at some other ford near that place.
Col. keim commands the division which
moves through Hagerstowu aud Sharps-
burg, on the Maryland side, and directly
opposite the Ferry.
The 4th brigade has reached point three
miles below Greencastle.
Gen. Patterson will remove his headquars
tiers soon at this place.
Active work is rapidly approaching Col
Miles commands the 4th Brigade.
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CIncinnatI nInrket

CINCINNATI, o., June 13.-Demand for
money limited and market quiet at l00l2
per cent. for short loans. Exchange dull at
893 prem. Flour dull and sold at 20.
Buyers holding back and the tendency in
prices strongly downward fancy sold at
1905 90. Good demand for red wheat
and advanced to 93@95 white unchang-
ed at I2@I Is. Oats dull at 24O25 a
decline. Corn dull at 26@28 limited de-
mand. Whisky advanced to ID, with active
demand and sales of 400 bbls. Nothing
done in provisions prices nominal quo
tations cannot be given. Good demand for
coffee sales at l3@l44. Sugar firm !;
l,l54 hhds sold at 53@73. Molasses
30@32.
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,

L. 2
Special June Term, 1861
Now, here, the Board adopts the follow
e resolutions, to-svit.:
WHEREAS, The Governor of the State of
diana having commissioned James f.
ythe, Colonel, and John T.Walker, Lieut..
)lonel of the Indiana Militia for Wander
rgh County, and
WHEREAS, The county arms were distrib-
ed with the expectation that companies
sewing them would organize in accord
&c with the Militia Law of the State of
diana,
1t is hereby ordered, that should any
mpany, to whom arms have been dis
buted, not wish to attach themselves TO
regiment about to be organized, they
i'll be expected to surrender the arms so
stributed to the Board of County Com
issiOners, whenever the same may be
,eded, to arm companies organized under
id law, and attached TO said Regiment:
rovided, that Governor Morton may wish
purchase the said arms for the use of slid
egiment
Ordered, that the foregoing resolutions
published in the Daily Journal and
olksbote VIM. Fl WALKER, A. VIC.
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GoDEY FOR JULY.-We have just receiv-
the Lady's Book for July, aud find it,
ke its predecessors, worthy OF all com
endation. The engraving and fashion
ates are superb the contributions unex-
ptionable
To suit the times, Cooley will furnish the
ook for the balance Of the year, six num-
RS, for one dollar. AS these are the best
numbers, il is an attractive offer
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Council proceedings.
Council CHAMBER, June 8, 1861.

allowed Bernard Nurre for interest on La
masco Wharf Bonds.
WHARF REPORT.
Wharfage collected from May 81 TO June
G, 1861.
twenty-five steamboats, landed and paid
$3.50. Two passed without stopping.
The Mayor reported that agreeably to the
order of the Council passed on the 18th Of
June, he had caused to be executed and de-
livered to the Mutual Insurance Company,
ten bonds of the city for $50 each, for
which be had received in cash the sum Of
$3.50, or 80 cents on the dollar.
The appointment of VIM. Lyons as
deputy clerk was consented to.
The assessment rolls of assessors having
been returned, it was ordered that public
notice be given that the Board of Equaliza-
ton would meet at the Council Chamber
on Wednesday morning, June 10th, at 0
A. NJ, and from day to day until all the as
sessmeuts are corrected and equaized.
Mr.. Philip Kramer having represented to
Council that he had lost two city orders,
No. 49, and 483, and that be believed they
were destroyed, it was ordered that dupli-
Gates be issued to him.
Ordered, that J. T. Cox, one of the wharf
masters, be removed.
The compensation of wharfmaster was
fixed at $l.0O per day and $1.OO per night.
In the election for wharfma5ter, Dennis
Gresham and Geo. Gresham were elected.
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BROKE JAIL.-Last evening just after
dark three prisoners escaped from the coun-
ty Jail by a rope which they made Of a bed
tick, then tied to the end of bed rail, threw
it over the wall. One of them climbed the
rope and the others let him down on the out
side with it. He then placed ladder up and
the other two followed. Two of them made
their escape; the other was canght short
distance from the jail and locked up for SAFE
keeping. Nothing further has been heard OF
the other two Princeton Indt0nt1n, I3tt.
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gave learn from Capt. Burbank, that
he d" Maid of the Mist broke shaft yes
erday, thus causing a temporary suspen-
ion of her regular trips to the Camp. She
Till be in trim again to-day, and resume
Ter trips Tomorrow
The Dunbar takes the mail to. Paducah
o-day. Capt. Gus Dusouchet has command,
7hich ought TO secure a good trip
The Lue caves still makes regular trips
Green River.
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HWnnsIOefEs Cough RsnnsdV excels in on
Of the most important characteristics, namely
that Of containing materials Of opium anti
mony, which ara so facilitating TO weak constitu-
tons. When by IT'S perfect simplicity It is done
with the Cough or Lung Complaint, its splendid
tonic qualities exhibit themselves in giving strength
to weak systems, weakened by disease, peculiari-
~ very important, but often lost sight Of In "a
preparation ike he Universal Cough Remedy may
be found great necessity for every nursery
every medicine chest, or counting room, aud from
infancy to age il may be used with perfect impu-
nifty See advertisement and read pamphlet.
jun "a lmdGw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-14

WASHINGTON, June l3.-Secretary Chase
has addressed another circular to the Sur
veyors of Customs, referring to the instruc-
tons of the % of May, prohibiting the
transmission of munitions of war, provis-
ions, or other supplies, to parties in insurrec-
ton against the United States. They are
further instructed to exercise the utmost
vigilance in arresting and OBTAINING all
merchandise of whatever character.
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WASHINGTON, June I3.-It is reported on
good authority that no attempt viii be
made on the rebels at Manassas until Har-
par's Ferry has been taken.
Congressman Potter is soon TO have a
commission in the volunteer service.
1t is known that persons have left this
country for Europe, to fit ont Privateers to
rage hossilities against American commerce.
The government is on their track. Some of
them are natives of the Northern States.
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RAILR .AD RECEIPTS.

June ID, INOl,
Is bags potatoes, Dbl c. oil, Dbl hams, hid
ouiders, tierce C. sides, H. A. Cook; SKIS rags,
suck feathers, Wheeler & Riggs; II bbls -four, 80
-four, W. NJ. Altman 4 Co.; G, 600 feet lumber,
w. Armstrong; l box leather, 1 roll do, box
ais, p. Pretoriousi bbls r. -four, bales twine,
! Christ
p EHRNn DIR Appnt
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June I3.-The
third Michigan Regiment, ,O46 men, left
this morning for the seat of war. They
have splendid body of men, fully armed
and equipped, and ready for active service
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CHAMBERsBURG, June I3-Col Lew is
Wallace, with a portion of the Indiana Re-
giment left Cumberland for Romney, Vir-
ginia, on the nth, where he surprised, and
after sharp conflict, completely routed five
hundred secession troops, capturing prison
ers, and killing two, and taking some first
class camp equipage, provisions, and medical
stores. One Indianian was slightly wounded.
The victors returned to Cumberland the
same daN.
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New YORK, June l3.-Stocks better, and
in limited request. Money continues very
easy and plenty, at 4 per cent. on call
Sterling exchange unchanged and dull.
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Gae Damp onruaI.
LOCAL NOTICES.

BS~ Remember, everybody, that to-mor-
row at o'clock, you viii have a chance to
Room, 8 large lot of new household furni-
-ure, such as fine bureaus, beadsteads,
chairs, lounges, tables, stands, &c. Goods
viii be sold without reserve.
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HOOhGHd's German BfEfsrs.-It ia over
ten years since this celebrated remedy was intro
duced to the American public. During this time it
has performed hundreds and thousands Of the most
astonishing cures and its reputation aud sale have
now reached point that far surpasses any remedy
OF the present or past ages. 1t has acquired this
great reputation, not by system of pulling, bur
by the actEal merit Of the article itself If Won are
afflicted with any of the diseases for which it is re-
commended, s1ch as Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Nervous debility, or Disorder of the Digestive Or
gans, It will not fail to sustain its reputation in
your For sale by all druggists and dealers in
medicines at 70 cents per bottle tune4 -ImdSw
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Hafr OVs!-HaFr EsUsl!-EgaFr DUs!!!-
William A Bachelors Hair Dyoi The original
and best in the world - All others are mere i'm
itatiOns, and hould be avoided if you wish to
cape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, or RUSTY Hair Dyed instantly
to beautiful ar Natural Brown or Black Wi thoti
injury to the Ha Skin.
FIFTEEN MIDAS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to MN. A. BArcHEtca ~, 1890
and over 10000 APT ,ationN have beer de to N,
Hair of his Patrons his famous Ty.
wa. BATCHEL s HAIR DYE pro duce-
a color not to be distir ushed from NATURE AVID is
WARRANTED not to mi in the least, however
long it may be continued pud the i'll effects Of bad
Dyes remeded the Hal Lvgoratei for life by
this Splendid Dye.
Sold in all cities ana toSu. ri tho United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
49, The Genuine has the name and address upor
a steel plate engraving four sides of each Box
OF WILLIAM A. BArCHELoR Address
CHAS. BACHELOR, Proprietor,
sept.2O 1yrd&w 81 Barclay. st, New York
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HEKR BX.E!-R.aER DIE!
WILLIAM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
The only Harmless and Reliable

HAIR DYE KNOWN.
All others mere limitations. and should be
avoided if you wish to escape ridicue.
GREY, RED, or Dusty HAIR dyed instantly
to a beautiful and natural Brown Black, without
the least injury TO hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to WIN. A. BACHELOR since 1899, and
200 applications have been made to the hair
of the patrons of this famous Dye.
VIM. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces
color not to tie distinguished from nature, and is
UdTdntsi not to iniure in the least, however long
it may be continued, and the i'll effects of bad Dyes
remedied. The hair Is invigOrated for life by this
splendid Dye which is properly applied at No. &c
Bond street, New York.
Sold in all the cities ana towns Of the United
States, by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the name, - William A. Batch
elor," and address upon steel plate engraving, on
the four sides of each box
W-hOESsaES Factory, 81 barclay ssrssF,
apII-Iy Late 233 Broadway. New York
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PHILADELPHIA, June l3.-Ex- Minister
Dallas received his friends at his residence
this morning. In response to an address
by Col. Snowden, he made an earnest Union
speech.
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HsGEH aud Pare BLOOD are IasepGra-
bFe.-RecoIlect that all sickness arises from i'm
purity Of the blood, and that Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills will secretly find out and cleanse these
impurities from the system, TINT disease cannot
exist. So simple and innocent the herbs and
plants that compose them, that il is not necessary
TO have them aggregated in order that the ston-
ach Gun bear them In most cases, pills are sugar
GATED because the materials which they are made
II are 50 gripping and malignant. that otherwise a
delicstr stomach could not bear them.
Thee Pills deal with disease it is and will not
only cure 10y removing the but will build u p
and restore the broken constitution. There are
many who havs SO trfed with their constitutions
that they think medicine cannot help them let
not even these despair; incredulity and skeptcism
is overthrown by mass Of testimony which is ira
~ irresistible At first, he virtues asCribed to
these MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS were deemed
fabulous. The public had been so often deceived
that they could not believe the simple truths ad
vauced by their discOverer. Yet facts undeniable
attested By witness OF the highest character and
respectability, have proved and are proving each
day, the virtues Of this " mighty healer" They
mark, by their miraculous efficacy and power, "A
new in medicine Sold by all medicine dea lers
june4- lmd&w
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Sr. LOUIS, Missouri, June I3-Six
companies of Colonel SrgePs Regiment
of volunteers belonging to General Lyons's
brigade left last night for Rolla, the
terminus of the southwest branch of the
Pacific railroad, and four additional COM
panies from the same Regiment left this
morning. Destination unknown. Squads
of troops will be stationed to protect the
different bridges on the route, but the
main body of the force is destined for &C
tual service in the southwestern part of the
State. The Pacific Railroad and Telegraph
lines will be placed under the protection OF
the Federal troops, Three steamers are
now at the arsenal taking on troops Des-
tination supposed TO be Jefferson City.
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ES@s1s. Il. ESafehsIOr's 8afr AsUs.-- Thfs
splendid Hair Dye has no equal-instantaneous in
shect-Beautiful Black or Natural Brown-no
staining the skin injuring the Hair-remedies
he absurd and i'll effect of Bad DYES, and invigo
rates the Hair for life. None genuine unless
igned g" W A Bachelor" Sold eveTy~ ,Te.
CHAS. BATCHELOR.t ,prietor,
sept2O 81 Barclay ~. Nrss York
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Horse host.

Strayed or stolen, from stable in Ev' nsville,
bay horse, about sixteen hands high, white spot
/ forehead No other white marks. He is six or
zen years cid, lifts his feet quick and high when
citing We will pay liberal reward for the
lrn of the horse to stable any Information
nat will lead to his recovery.
mav3IIwd 3ww RICHARDSON & BRIFroN
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. |
II TIE Z. ; Y. LINZ
Exclusively for the Journal.
Morning Dispatches.

LOUISVILLE, June s13.-The Introduction
of arms AID provisions, from the North,
and the previous transmission of both. South
of this point have rendered the Louisville
market bare. Bagging and rope only are
now in progression southwark and it is an
ticipated that these will be entirely inter
dicted in a day or two. Trade is utterly
stagnant, and merchants are apathetic, ex-
pecting an utter pFostration Of trade with
the South Immediately. Postal matters as
to letters is entirely suspended. 1t is sup
posed newspapers will come from the South
here until the l5t of July, and then be dis
continued.
The steamboat Medora, from ST. Louis
for Cincinnati, exploded boiler fue near
this city yesterday. VIM. Cox was fatally
scalded, and two coal boatman were drown
ed.
Leonard Strih, a prominent German of
Frankfort, KY, publishes an address to his
conntrymen, pressing them to beware of all
tricks of the disunionists and TO stand firm
~ by the Union they have sworn to snip
port, and vote for Union men and measures.
Three citizens of Louisville, detained at
Memphis, undertook to walk here but were
arrested, and one hung. They saw near
the road man lying helpless aud in dy-
ing condition, with bis head shaved and his |
ears and nose cut of His only crime was
being of Northern birth
The Macon Telegraph says that a com
pany Of volunteers were arrested at Ports /
mouth, Va, for voting for the Union.
The Louisville Journal Of this morning, |
accuses the disunionists of swearing 10 sup /
port the Constitution so as to obtain arms, /
and at the same time claiming the oath as
not binding
The Nashville papers of yesterday report /
that at Great Bethel, 1900 eonfederates, |
under Col Magruder, repulsed 1000 Fed
erals with 100 dead left on the field.
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Special NotlC6s.
s0slefTfnk fn4f .V-sOsf F@fts.-

soslsfhfnr fhaf yN1sOSf F@fts.-We hear
good DEAL through the press, Of intalllole
medicines but the only reliable proofs OF the real
excellence Of a medical preparation its sales
Ia this rssr-rt HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS DEFY competition. No curative ever attain
ed the same popularity in the same time. Seven
years go il was not known of private practice
Now the sales amount to two thousand bottles
day. Every agent of the proprietors make the
same report cures neutrality-suspicious. Of the
people in the preparation stronger every day-de-
mand continually Increasing. Letters pour in ty
every mail announcing its wonderful effects IN Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, General Debility biarr-
hoea d, sentrry, aud all complaints Of the stom-
ach and excretory organs. It is not only effclent
but palatahle, being the most agreeable Of all the
Buffers At present before the public jnneli-r~d
ROfEoWay's OSmfmsnf-BOHs, PfFHPiss
Tumors, &c.,-The pernicious nOstrums advertised
Cosmetics are corrosive, mineral and vegetable
extracts, which not only destroy the skin, but lay
the besis of nnumerable facial disorders and even
partial paralysis of the nerves Without the Dane-
ful Consequences Holloway's Ointment viii per
form all the cures Of which the others boast, but
fail to effect Sold by all druggists AT 25c. G2c, and
81 per pot.
HALLAND BITTERs IL worthy Of recommends
tion
50 The plain and upright Mary Van Sliedrecht,
daughter of Van Dyke, had last spring dangerous
but got fur wen that she could leave her
bed aud be out Of the doctors treatment, but kept
lingering on, that she could get appetite, and
could not get strength enough to do her household
work, till within a few weeks past. 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 tt
his wife, aud requested to have the insert (
ed in the Shet oygsn NieuwsIro,ie'
L. DODGE.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The above is a literal translation from the last /
number Of the sheboysau Nieuwsbode
june4-Imd6w
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AZ IN SEED on, H-RE1E LR.sD,
III SPIRITS TURPENTINE, AND SASH. A
supply kept always hand, and for sale by
:. f. GILBERT 4 co
june2 No. 4 Sycamore ST
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ST. LOUIS, June I3.-The western end Of
the Usage bridge, on the Pacific Railroad,
nine miles this side of Jefferson City, was
also burned and the draw left open last
night.
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% -CINCINNATI, June I3-The river has fall
en- #. 4 in, with I9 #. in in the chan
mel. Weather clear. Thermometer $50