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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-11

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dec22 DOBEL,I, A. CONYNGTON1a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-11

BLoOD-THIRSTY PEoPLE.-What good
time the hundred thousand Democrats from
Indiana will have in the Southern army
From the Houston Miss) Petrel.l
YANKEE HUNTING.-The editor left US
last Sunday-his black-eyed sweetheart
with tears in her eyes-a high private in
the ranks of the ." Guards" painting for
yankees scalp. He has been cursing the
confounded yankees all his life, and praying
for an opportunity to exchange blows in
stead of words. And now, he is off To-
any place even if it be Sumter itself, to
bayonet every scoundrel of an abolitionist
that may chance to come in his way. Read
ers of the Petrol, mark the prediction; our
editor, if an opportunity should offer, will
be the first to scale the walls of Sumter or
Pickens, and plant thereon the Southern
flag. And who knows but that he may be
the fortunate one to send ball through the
heart of Anderson, who has expressed the
wish that the first ball fred may enter bis
vitals, and put an end to his existence.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-11

.Fsgs-gRLEs .1fc.s O GEsE-ET0.F. WHOLE
. = sale aud Retail GROCER AND PROVISION
iEEUH ANT, dealer in Cordage, Nails, Glass, Ce-
ment, Powder, Plaster Paris, &c, No I2s Main
street, Ees-r the Canal, Evansville, Ind. feb2s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-11
HRISTIAN kRAFz........- HEILMA
KRATZ & HEILMAN.
CITY FOUNDRY

MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OFsTEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thrasing Machines, &c.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
EEVYE PROPRTETORS or THE CITY FOUN
1Z dry beg leave to inform their friends and ths
public in general, that they prepared to do al
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything eppertaining to the Foundry busis
They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES ASH
BOILERS of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing OF any size; Distit-
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws Gum
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mfls
Horsepowers COrn-shellers, M achinery of all Kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castinps OF
every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar Grare5
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest im-
proved patti us; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &c.
BREWEl,-,, DISTILLERS, RECTIFIERS &c,
Supplied with every description Of Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigeratora
Attemporators, Sparges, Stilheads and Worms otl
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills.
Yeast Jugs, Cans, SyphOns, &c; Copper, Lead aud
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every
variety, for beer, spirits oil, de-: Brass Cocks ans
Valves, Steam Whistles, &c.
Workmen sent to all parts to Fl up work and d,
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
Work, DC.
OLD INITIALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hu ghes' Flour Separators, German Bolt
ing Cloth, G am Elastic Beltine.Pacxino Hosr &c
of the best Kind; Tinpate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin,
Pig Iron, Babt Metal Spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility Of the best Machinery
and workmen, and will give all work entrusted 10
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, wHrranting their work and are satisfied
with reasonable prices.
RS- ofice and Sale Rooms, No. go Main street
Foundry, Boiler Yard az Machine Shop on Pine
street, between First u 'eoond streets, Evans
Vile, Indiana. decT
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STATE OF INDIANA,

N 200 lbs nice fat dressed chickensI just received
at (febs) ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-11

lNTK~ HOTEL, wsRTRR STREEE
" between Main aud Division, Evansville, Ind
ootI.tf WIN. II. B0IOOURH, Prop
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-15

pls SOFA Il IN curious posdcp. He evidently car
,,.s matters with nigh hand. He hod' Lincoln anao'
ssv.ra and Cameron and treats all the undernss ABOUT
A., :. though the, were 90 many dogs He feels h's
.upsriOity 70 the vulgar Yankee ours around INN, AaU
49, then, feel il too. He has aggravated tnem 70
~. Min, Of rebellion, and many OF them are An1onSy
80, .hout for means to get rid Of him. Blair sneers
h;u a. .The greatest General Of the age, and CON-
,.,. If al his proceedings Toe Yankee papers chime
:; ard are beginning TO throw out mputatOns upon his
-, Us has been false to the land Of bis birth, and
therefore very reasonably be supposed capable Of
,..chery TO any and every body. The particular grourd
Of suspicion alleged is that be is delaying military opera
,ous. With the view of baDkruptiDg the North. he
.Ueuds money at an awful rate. The North sees that
canno. hold GU. six months longer at this rate; sees no
prospect Of Southern suhugaOu in that time and herce
is suspicious Military disgrace and financial ruin both
-psrd. What is to be dOnef Old Scott might become
= traitor they suspect him to be- it be were ID
'ae u0uO'~ Ne maIgni,y and vanity are upon
'e''s'so WIN .O' IL IN. '~say millions Of Yankees
par ara oesides' III az 'He 80 a. Army. Blair
there is no. one capable Of comusOO.-e ,..up.r
suggests that the cowardy brute, Lyon, Is ut -
seds him. But DO one seconds the suggestion. Tnere
"a no helm for tie Yankees they must submit to the loss
At al their dollars and credit by Old SCOTS delays or
IA contest TO be led TO the slaughter by one OF theroWn
Ganerala
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vOLUSTEER AT ONCE.

To Us Editor of ne Whig:
In al ages and countries laggrds HAYS been found to
enbarrass the efforts of good men. The condition of
Virginia at this time affords exception to the general
rule Our soil has been invaded our houses burned cur
farms destroyed Gu: slaves decOyed from US loyal
usn driven away, AID all material interests injured
and ys; men still TO be found who hesitate to take
up arms in defence of all tha; men should consider dear
- them. A week ago the Governor called for three
thousand volunteers And informed that arrange
meutS are now being made C tie proper quarter to have
the militia Of the State drafted at What excuse
can mea cr for inacon At this crisis? Our wheat hiss
already been harvested. The corn well advanced and
il not now dspend,n. upon our eaoris-a kind Prov-
denee viii surely bring abundant yield. Virginia
calls her soma 10 the rescue. She cal5 them and she
needs them Why should there be agglrjs now? Every
hing is a. stake homes fortunes lives and the
honor Of our wives and sisters depend upon mmed
so action. These considerations appeal to every mans
sense Of duty to himself AID his family is the duty
o. every Virginian 10 defend the honor Of his mother
Safe As people We should jealousy preserve from
spot or bemish the honor Of the Old Dominion. The
coed old Commonwealth has protected US, and there
does not live viTgiuisn who has not Eel! proud Of his
brthrght as a son of the Oldest and robles. of States
Shall we prove unworthy Of our distinguished ancestry
Shall the world be permitted to say that Virginia has de-
generated that unworthy Of worthy sires
Shall it be boosted in Yankeedom that Virgrisns must
be drafted to defend their soil from the birelrgs of the
North: God forbid il lie, in town and country
Nv at once TO arms and drive back the invaders. Voun
toer companies are forming in Richmond who will ie-
ceive them with open arms and arp, equip and provide
for our honest. yeomanry, without money and without
price. We all will enlist without delay
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ARRIVAL OF TIE NORTH BRIroS.

FARraKH Porkr. July 9.-Ths steamer North Britou
from Liverpool l7h via Londonderry 2Sh ult, passed
to-day bringing days later intelligence than that
brought By thelGreat Eastern.
The French Senate had passed bill establishing pos
tai service with America
N,poleon's recognition of Itay had been withheld for
the approval Of bis policy at Turin.
Pans Thursday-It is stated that ths Sultan viii
make daring attemp; to the dormant energies Of
the Aussslmsn population by working their finati
csm and that the Christians will be the frs. TO feel the
effect o. the change of rul-rs
Il is reported that the Popes health Is in
than generally supposed.
AUsrRIA-Is is doubted whether Austria will receive
the Hungarian depatson It is quite cssr that the
QUESTION contained in the address will not be granted
GREAr BRIrAIN.-An the morning papers have q lead
er on Mr. Cob1en's speech.
The North Briton brings $3.50, 900 in SPECIE She
countered great quantity OF ice in the Straits of Belle
Isle.
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Correspondence OF the wing.
FROM HENRY COUNTY.

ADDITIONAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VOLUNTEERS AND IHkih
FAMILIES cARkp roR-nKxRr's CONTRIBUTIONS TO ous
DxrEscr.
HEssr G. H., Va, July 10, 1851.
To the Editor of the .IPhig:
The County Court Of this County on last Monday made
order summouiug all the justices Of the county to
the next torn to take into consideration what additional
appropriations may DO necessary to equip the volunteers
in he service of the county, and to provide for the sup
port and maintenance Of their families in addition to the
amount already appropriated. This was done on the
motion Of Mr.. Martin, who, on this occasion, made an
eloquent and patriotic speech And at the suggestion Of
the Presiding Justice the court also appointed Mr. Mar
tin agent In behalf Of the county to visit the several vol
unteer companies in camp, and report to the next
term what their condition s and to provide 90 far as
the court can for their comfort who in the service Of
the State; which service Mr.. Martin very generously
preferred to perform gratuitously.
Thus viii be seen that gallant little county has
done everything in her power to provide for the wants
-s these Of her citizens who have taken the feld
men, who have lsft their families be-
hind them depsudsu. up. their labor for support
but our men Of wealth have nobly pa =
to provide them every comfort and the county cour,
also, ct the Nay term by unanimous vote OF full
bench pledged the faith Of the county to provide by
taxation for their sustenancs, and appointed conmi'-
soper for each magisteria district to visit each family,
ascertain their wants. provide for thep and report o.
each term Of the court the amount erpsn6ed, &c.
Our county has already in the field four full compa'
Mes commanded respectively by Captains r K Rsamey
Samuel j. Mullins, VIM. W. Norris, and j. W. Hereford
the latter veteran of SO years Besides many OF our
citizens have voluutesd in companies formed in acor'
ing counties and a company will probably be organ
lied and equipped in few days. composed Of men from
this and Pitlsylvania under the auspices Of Thomas j.
Martin E,q. This will do very well for county that
has only voting population of about thirteen hundred
RsspectfulY. II.
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IRON EAST TENNESSEE.
YAxKrx FALsTrcArIoSs-ASDY JOHNSON AND HIS TOOLS
TIE TrKIISG OF THx rEoPLE-DEArH TO IsvApfRs'
EIar TxSxrsskE July l0.h, 1881.

YAxrrx FALsrTrcAuoSs-isDY JOHNSON AND HIS TOOLS
THE YrrIISG OF TIE rEogLI-DEArH TO INVADERS.
East TxxsrssKk, July i6:h, 1851.
To the Editor The Whig:
believe II Is as natural for Yankees to lie, a. it Is Tor
them to live They liaking great ado about re-
beliop in East Tennessee Who told them, pray that
there would be eons The fugitive Andy johnson,
suppose for it was not the Union men Of East Ter
nessee They say there will be rebellion II Is true,
that majority Of the men Of East Tennessee, owing to
their great veneration for the Union, we're blinded to
their own interests and voted without knowing what in
auence it would have the prosperity Of their State II
majority of tie people Of the whole State voted as they
did, But q, the time they expected to submit to
the will Of majority OF thsis fellow citizens.
The people of Tennessee ever have bsen and ever will
Do loyal to their State. few brokendoWn politicians
did gull great many Of the homes. men Of East Ten
uessee into voting for the Union, but they have to stop
now; they canrot drag them into rebellion and home
slaughter. They revolt at the very idea.
A few broken down politicians Of the lower order,
whose prospects for future promotion have been made
desperate, would advocate the policy Of rebellion but
they can get no followers except few genuine black
hearted aboltioniss together with the rogues robbers
and beEyars of the community But the people of East
Tennessee have no fear Of such as these If it put
10 the vote of the Union men Of East Tennessee from
two thirds to hreeourths Of them would vote against
rebellion; and there are now numbers Of them volunteer
ing to 20 to the Cumberland Gap to repe tho Yankee
hordcs who would invade their soil Andy johnson was
sharp enough to make bis escape 10 time to avoid pulling
ksmp and there are others of the class preparing
TO az soon as possible and take refuge in Abrahams
bosom.
Some weeks ago there informal meeting OF the
broken down. renegade politicians and preachers OF every
party and creed known 10 the land met at Greenvie,
Tennessee Who gave themselves the name ofConyenton
They represented party, and were called together by
no constituents. They mob Of irresponsible men,
who assembled together Of their own accord for the
purpose of making show Of strength in favor OF rebellion
in East Tennessee but the honest maSses OF the Union
men deny their authority shem and refuse TO follow
their load great majority of the Union men of our
county did not know anything about tho mselr g.
much less that men had gone from county to repre-
sent thea at it. lie. Abe bring on bis hirsngs when
ever he wants to- no viii find the loyal of the volun
teer State ready and waiting to welcome them with
bloody hands to hOspi.ablS graves"
Respectfully,
EGsr TEyyEssHE.
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ans Rle..InE. OF ths Rloekads.

Fit were certain that the blockade would continue for
ten years. it would be great blessing to the South 1.
would develop the resources Of our country make
Us much Of manufacturing people would be good
Cor u.s. and render substantially independent Of the
world Already in the short time Of its existence very
marked effects visible. Heretofore were content
20 buy from the Yankees at their figures many Of
the sf.icles Of comfort and necessity, which now we
make for ourselves bet:sr and eheapy than thoy
mads them for us.
Ba. that particular in which the blockade will tell most
bensfeAy for In the interdic of Yankee books
Their literature Is pesterOus than their politics
and wares Il has corrupted the E9gish language and
dsbAushed the morals Of those Who read it. With IFS
Punishment viii resPPear the volumes Of Addison and
Pope and other genuine English authors; and We may
hope 10 the EngsA language once more spoken and
.sten in It's purity in she Old Dominion Whether The
bceske be short ongGnd whether the continues
ous month twenty years, trust It's close viii be
marked BY an eternal prohibition the Importation of
that execrable stuff called Yankee literature.
shops our publishing houses will turn their atten
ton 20 this subject and make their preparations
early day for republshing al good English books old
dew This Is wide field fer enterprise and profit to the
printer and Of ineaeaabs good 70 the public Our de-
Hyeranee from the Yankees will never be complete
until We have Dissolved nos Only all political and CONNER
ehl lies nth them, and erased from code all their
hated institutions, but have ceased to employ
thar bArbArous argon Is vehicle Of thought and
lOr ger famArizs minds to thar base and sordd mo-
raliry.
Every day viii develop some new blessing from the
blockade; but dOub: any or all of them viii equal
In extent or duration, that which will 10" from this
source Il viii restore to great brthrght a. En-
sHshmsn- Il will make English in tongue, in senti-
msnk 10 mAniness ofchNrActsr.
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High Betting.

The New York Herald contains the following.
"a s,OO 600 WAGER-TO THE E IroR OF THE
HERALD will bet this amount OF stock which pos
sees in my own right bearing interest at seven per cent
Der annum as sure be paid Treasury notes ha. the
North cannot BY rse under its present civilian Gene
rails compel the Slave States to remain IN the Union D.
ARLINGTON BENNETT, a commissioned officer in the
United States Army, war of 1912, and Union man and
Msior General in the Militia.
The bet had not been taken at the last accounts; and
probably the only elect of the publication will be to let
the world know Gen. Benefits opinion Of the "evil-
ian Generals" and the fact that he holds $780, 900 of
stock 'bearing per cent, as sure TO be paid as
Treasury notes"
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Important from Abroad.

Through the Charleston Courier We have sone late ac-
counts from Europe supplied by Ne. York papers
The Paris correspondent of the Herald supplies very u-
portsnt intelligence Il Is in exact accordance with that
which has reached us far relates to the Emperor
of the French His Majesty is remarkable for his Saga
cy and whether or not he has more affection for the
North or South he very CLEARLY secs that French interests
are identified with the prosperity of the Confederate
States Those French interests are his Interests; and be
Z, not the man to be turned from the pursuit Of them
nv sneh ssluuaiicn as Lincoln.
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MILITARY TACTICS.
pubri.her and Bookseller, R 4; a Va.


T. Prbl.her and Bookseller, Rieknond, Va.
TROOPERS MANUAL.
By Col J. Lucus Davis, which annexed the shrushers
Drill for Mounted Hfemsn By Captain Msuy late Of the u d
Army; vol slnc.; 1.25
Heavy Arsry insrucens for heavy artillery prepared By
hoard Of oce for the Of the Of the 81 vol limo;
o. 30.
The Volunteer Hand Book by James r. Lee nnt Re-
gment Of Virginia Volunteer; price Toe.
Hardees Rio and Light In.Ant-y Tactics, edition.
pleie with plates vols 3imo. 8 IS
Hsrdees Tactics In vol emo, paper, l25
Tactics for oesn Of Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery BY "
Buekholx, 100
Inai sod Damp Duty, Held Fertilization and Coast Defence,
By L. Buekhols. 5oc
In Press and vii be speedily pubshed voluueer Manual
and Drill BOOK complete Manual and Drill Book for the use OF
svolunteers Militia and Home Guard complied run the latest
authorities snd ADAPTED 70 he deipne and dr 81 volunteers
and soldiers By Dol VIM II. RchArdson,Jr 49,
THIS work oud be the hands Of every enc OF me MI
well - In the hands Of every volantse and Cseu IN ne ssu-
srn 0onfsdsracy. -
10 lust what eli members Of every company either 10 active
service or In the Gusrd require every eiag In
ORDER shouId be addressed 70 the published.
A. MORRIB, Bookseller and Publisher,
fes Rich nond, Va
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NEIH GIN Rules held In the Clerks Office Of ihs C
cult Court Of Gloucester epn,y the lat Monday Ia JEne
1851, being the Sd dry o. the month
John Thornton sdmor ofTkons IS Hoghes deed ard 10
adr de non with the Will annexed Of John tsyens Dc
oesseS, s'niun
Richard sevsns, John Rove and Lucy liz wife Tnenas w..
tcott and Ann his ~fs H. H. WIDEN AID Henrietta hi ~e
VIM H. sbey ari Mary his WIFE sophroni. T. tsvsn;, IN
nsh-s Ia bis cvn nghl oror yosv Hsshss Deed.
VIM Bhuvs. anu hs~S Jaaqhis lie, May snn oop Wn.
eubbs John etuobs koben 1abbs. MN. In his own
Right and Admir- Jshe fsuaos add sarsh tubss, decd
Ties b. Row. and John Blnpe aud LILLY Ana his wife and
Jno. ". Bss4hor'e, sdIr Of Nag s. Stevens, desd
IN cHAsoEsY:
The Of this suit Obtain decree for the sale and dvsl
the Of the late John evens deceased end 70
defts wm aad Rowe and the hi "a s1rsh
s,ubbI the interest Of the sai Sarah Sub In 10 tald estate
And Appezrink by lfdsvt made and h-d that defea
Jebn rrsident Of this STATE ordered
the said defendant do within month after die ub-
! esls II t.is sui
ACopy-reste.
Iyi5-u4v JSo CARY. q. O.
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BKysRLY, Va, July 10, 1861.
"CHck, clack. whip and spTr,
says Billy Wing ihe-wind;
Or when the road Is good beflre,
Toe Devil may drive behind"

Although having been away from my regiment, have
heard from q. each stage Of its march. sorry to
say that unusual number Of the havo been return
ed to Siaunton account of sickness. Many who still
continue the line Of march almost cissbed from TIE
casualties Incident to travelling. The Zousves have been
mad, the color company Of the Regiment. We have
thus assumed the post of honor. very few days will
show whether wc worthy of the trust passed the
regiment last night encanped hi,een miles below this
point After being satisfied that suspicious charac
tiers being prsted through the lines the sentnes
and pickets allowed to pursue our journey. Soon we
began fall in with our mounted scouts and
hailed and challenged necessarily until arrived at this
place. about dsy.break Beverly is the county seat Of
Randolph, situated In mountainous region and con-
tanning more of the comforts Of civilization than any Of
the small sized this side Of SauntOn. 1t is
miles from Rich mountain and fifteen from Laurel Hill
both of which places will long become historical The
report here this morning ia that at Rich mountain there
has been skirmishpg with little loss and advantage
either side. The troop,at tina. point all virginars.
At Laurel Hill ii Is said skirmishng has been going
On since Sunday. The enemy advanced upon our
position ard have suffered loss the extent of hun
dred and sixty killed and considerable number wound
ed Tho oss the part Of the Confederate troops
unimpor;ant-two killed. It is supposed that by
tbs time there has been something more than smish.
ing as cannonading has been heard in that direction
general engagement is expected there every moment,
hence dispatches have been sent 44h regiment
to advance by forced marches. Tho regiment will pass
this point to day for that destination You may expect
stirring from this quarter at any moment will
write more in detail when reach the seat of war.
| Truly, LIE ZouAvk
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NEws IRON TIE CREW THE SAvASsAH.-We are
grat6ed 10 be able to that letter OF recent date
has been received from Mr. John Harleston lt officer
Of the prva.eer Savannah In which he states that none
Of the officers or crew Of that unfortunate vessel have
vet been brought to trial. that they situated
or.ably as could be desired under the circumstances
and that they wou1 have the sbest counsel in the
duct Of their defence. The report which We copied
from Richmond paper that they had been convicted OF
piracy WAS il seems, Charleston Mercury,
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A auece..ful Scout.

On Friday last, Major Hood With deachments Of the
Charles City Halifax and HeckleDburg Cavalry dstermir
ed on morning. ride in the direction CT the Great Butler
The enemy aware of tie excursion lay in ambush fol-
them and they their turn, of the ambush, took
the enemy in the rear With terrible effect They took II
prisoners and killed many-cerainy buried four Among
II -. rrso,ars we're two Iieutanants