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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-10
Indiana In the Fie1d.

Indiana has sent, and will send to the
held, the following Regiments: The Sixth,
Col. Criaenden; Seventh, Col. Dumont !;
Eighth, Col. Benton Ninth, Col. Milroy !;
Tenth, Col. Manson; Eleventh, Col. Lew
Wallace; Twelfth, Col. J. NJ. Wallace, Thir-
tenth, Col. Sullivan Fourteenth, Colonel
KimbaIl; Fifteenth, COL Wagner; Sixteenth,
Col. Hackleman Seventeenth, Col. Hascal;
Eighteenth, Col. A. D. Sreight; Nineteenth,
Col Meredith; Twentieth, Colonel Brown :.
Twenty-hrst, Col. Mcmillan :; Twenty-sec-
ond, Col. Davis; Tmenty-third, Col. San
dersou Twenty-fourth, Col. Allen Tween
ty-ffth, Col. Jones.
The Sixth, Seventh, Eighth Ninth, Tenth
and Eleventh Regiments are all to be re-
cruited, three years men taking the place
of three months men; and these may,
therefore, be counted as new regiments,
which, with the ten additional regiments
ordered, aud filing up rapidly, win make
thirty-six regiments in all.
Besides, Indiana sends Capt. Frybarger's
Artillery company battery six guns :;
Capt. Rabb's Artillery, battery four guns !;
and Capt. Klaus Artillery, six guns
Two Cavalry companies-Oap Stewart.
and Capt Bracken's, have already left for
the seat of war.
In addition, Indiana has regiment Of
cavalry, Col. Conrad Baker and battalion
of cavalry, nov forming at Indianapolis
The Hoosisr State will win for herself i'm
perishable honor. in this war for the de-
Tense of the Constitution
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EASTERN THNNEssEB-A gentleman re-
siding in Posey county, formerly a citizen
OF Tennessee, which State be left last fall,
has shown US a copy Of a private letter from
one of his old neighbors who yet remains
in Esst Tennessee. The letter is dated
July 10th. In plain way it enumerates
the difficulties and trials Of the Union men
in that portion of the country. The writer
says troops are stationed in various parts
of East Tennessee, nominally for the pur-
pose OF preventing Northern troops from
coming in, but really to oYerawe and si-
lence the Unionists The honest yeoman
from whom we quote, naively states tina t
" they don't thank the soldiers for guarding
East Tennessee, and that the people will
not permit them to remain one week
longer" His neighbors and the people of
Western Virginia propose forming new
State of their own, inasmuch as they
aro opposed to jeff. Davis aad the South
ern Confederacy." He also mentions that
one Dave Cumming, with company of two
hundred seeessionists, were routed from
Scott county the week previous to the time
hia letter was written.
The principal object of the letter was to
ascertain the inducements our State offered
as q future home for the writer and family.
Careful inquiries are made as to the health,
climate, water, and productiveness of the
soil. He says he has to stay at home for
the safety OF his family, and he desires his
old friend to answer bis letter Immediately,
and let him know if the same state ofthings
exists in Indiana.
Thus are the old residents, who were
born and reared in the Slave States, COM
PEELED to break off all their early and loved
associations, move among strangers and
submit to all kinds of privations in order to
escape the despotism that is crushing out
the liberty Of the upper tier of Slave States,
In order to advance the conceived interests
of the cotton lords just below. The feelings
and interests of the border Slave States are
ignored their soil is made the battle field,
and their citizens drafted, in order TO pre-
vent punishment from speedily visiting the
heads of the instigators Of this vile rebel
lion. Virginia 10 rsaping a ests-paw's
reward. By sacrificing her prosperity as a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-10

Disastrous FIRE.-About II o'clock,
last Thursday night, FIRE broke out in
Fancy Notion shop, on Main street, near
the canal. The fire was rairIy under way
before it was discovered, and the terrified
inmates barely escaped, saving only their
clothing and a part of the goods in the
shop. The fire soon communicated itself to
the adjoining buildings, creating an in
tense heat and crossing the alley to De-
Garno's carriage factory. All this time the
on the ground, and they were not able to do
much, on account of the heat. About the
time the steam fire engine had filled its
hose and was ready to do execution, the
hand engines from the suburbs came down
the street, running over the hose and burst
ing it in several places. This delayed the
ope rations of the steam fire engine, and in
the meantime the hand engines got water
on the FIRE and stopped its progress. Ev-
erything connected with the the Fire De-
partment was poorly managed, Thursday
| night, and we may learn several useful les
sons from the accidents and mismanage-
ment of that occasion.
The members of Niagara Hose Company
attended to their duties, regardless of ia
tigue, exposure, or danger, and we have no
fears of a general confagration, at any
| time, if the water holds out, and the Mag
ara boys have good hose and plenty of it.
The loss on all the buildings and proper
ty burned, was only covered By an insurance
of 5000. Seth Prichard saved his horses,
buggies, and feed, and DeGarmo only lost
unfinished work, timber on hand, &c. The
| completed buggies were all taken out safely.
Household furniture was broken and dam
aged considerably by the parties who saved
| it from the burning buildings.
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The GUx-BoATs.-As we anticipated, the
gun-boats delayed their departure from New
Albany until the water fell, leaving them
above Scuf1etown bar, and unable to pass
it. Yesterday, they were anchored above the
bar, and the Hetty Gilmore reports that
there is not sufficient water on the bar for
the boats, until further rise. The river
has been rising at Cincinnati, and it is hop
ed that in day or two the boats can re-
sumo their journey.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-10

a. Mr. Wilkes, editor of the Spirit of
the Times, says that the practice of begging
by the soldiers, in the streets of Washing
ton, had been followed for some time pre-
vious to the late battle. Men wearing the
uniform of the United States, and enlisted
for the defense of the Government, have ac-
tnally made it business TO solicit dimes
and half dimes from strangers as they pass
ed along the avenues. This disgraceful con-
duct of the soldiers has been stopped By
Gen. Mcclellan.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-10

REBEL WEAKNEss.-The Charleston Mer-
curry of the 18th nit, says that Washington
has slipped through the fingers of the rebels
merely for want of an adequate lumber of
troops. It says:
So weak have we been on the Potomac
that until recently it was deemed almost
criminal to tell the truth to the people of
the South, because the knowledge of the
trnth transmitted TO the North might have
exposed our forces to annihilation from the
overwhelming force about Washington
1t anticipates another battle Immediately
of greater magnitude. and calls upon the
rebel States to grid up their loins for the
renewal of the conflict.
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G= The building of thirteen Gun Boats
was awarded last u onday to E. G. Eads Of
st. Louis, at $50, 900 each, to be completed
and delivered at Cairo by the 9th of Octo-
Der, with the agreement that if not ready
by that time, he is to pay forfeiture of
$500 per day on each boat for every day
thereafter. The boats are to be 175 feet in
length, 80 feet beam, and the entire depth
Is feet 2 inches, made of extra heavy tim
Der. The engines are to be % inches in di-
ameter, feet stroke, with boilers. The
boats are to be on the stern wheel order
but the wheel will be SO arranged as not to
show.
There were about twenty bids offered
from the West varying from $s5, 900 to
200 per boat, Madison being the high
New Albany Ledger says the boat
It city do not believe that the
-ncted 10 sixty days, and
hat Gwo or three of
SeW Albany.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-10

RELIABILITY OF SPEeIALs.-We ind the
following items in the Cincinnati CONNER
cia1 of Thursday:
Henderson County, KY gave fifteen hum
dred Union majority.
The river counties, except the river towns,
gave small secession majorlties.
Six foot water at Scufietswn.
Henderson County gave only three hun-
dred and fourteen Union majority, the river
counties did not all of them give secession
majorities, and there is not six feet water
on Scufietown bar. The Commercials IA
cilities may be metropolitan, but the intel
ligence of its specials, if the above be taken
as sample, is very unreliable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-10

MCyENENTs AT CAIRo.-We learn by a
letter from an officer at Cairo, that the visit
Of General Fremont to that point has stirred
mp the dry bones thoroughly, and given the
industrious a vast amount of labor Col.
WAGNER, formerly of Gov. Kossuth's staff,
who was fovorebly referred to the CONNER
cial of the 1st inst, was offered Brigadier
Generalship, but preferred the part to which
his experience and education more strongly
directed him, and was appointed by Major
General Fremont, Chief of Artillery of his
Department, with command of 1873 guns.
W. F. Brinck, Esq. of Cincinnati, was ap-
pointed Chief Secretary of the Department,
with the rank of Captain - Cincinnati Com.
naereSql
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-10

E= Col. Higginson's company of volun-
teers, says the Uniontown News, start on
Saturday for Tennessee. The ladies of that
enterprising village, manufactured tent
for the use of the soldiers. Inasmuch as
the secessionists of Kentucky are constant
ly sending men to aid in snbduing the
Union men of Tennessee, we should like to
see the Kentucky Unionists send some to
aid in defending their rights and homes.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

AUGUST 9, 1861.
90 bxs soldier clothes Jas. G. Jones; box nut
megs, Preston Bros; 81 SKIS coffee, s. Il. Gilbert &
Co; bbIs high wines, bbls oil, 30 Inf boxes star
cand les, Bement & Yiele; bbls oil, boxes dry
goods, 5 bxs boots and shoes, boxes hats, bale
Endse, w. nj. Altman d Co; coop chickens Il. s.
Babcock; 1855 bush wheat, Igleheart Bros; box
teeth, Bratz & Heilman; bbls sugar, II. Herman;
bx brushes, G. s. Wells, Dbl oil, l Dbl burning
fuid, 1 bx wizard oil, VIM. Bierbower; 2 bis oil,
LEIGH & CarIstedt; 1 bx drugs, Jar ink, JnO La
rel; 5 csks bacon, A. H. Foster; sack feathers l
sack rags, Wheeler & Riggs.
A E. SHRADER, Agent.
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Evansville Library Association.
CALLED MEETING.

Tho Stockholders of the Evansville Library AS
sociaion are hereby notified 70 meet at their rooms
on Nor DAY, August 18th, at o'clock P. 81. 70 con-
slider the propriety Of amending and altering the
Constitution Of said Association, fOlows, viz
LIST An article to provide for the election Of A
President and two Directors on that evening.
I'd. An article providing for cleo tons 70 Ill va
death, resignation, removal or other causes.
Sd. An article providing for striking out Of nrti-
Gle the following f." The President Vice. Prasi-
dent, Corresponding and Recording Secretaries,
and Treasurer BY separate ballot"
4th Amending article o. inserting after g year
between the hours Of O'Clock p. 81. and IL O'Clock
p NJ Committee appointed by Board Of Directors,
W. Il. HOLLTNG6WORTH
W. II. BINGHAM.
iuly3O W. Il. FRENCH.
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INSTRUMENTATION NOTICE.

ORDER FoR FLANK s1DE-W L z q.
July 10th, Gland now it 70 hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or paris o.
lots fronting on adjoining the northwest SIDE OF
Cherry street. from sixth 10 Church streets IN saa
city cause the sidewalks thereon 20 be brought g
the proper grade, and that thew cause side Walk
of class No to be laid down thereon within thirty
days from the publication of this order
p BUREE, Clerk.
Cierk,s Oaiea August 9th 1861 Run6-3W
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sT The Henderson Reporter, reprint
of the Louisville CoTrier announces the de-
partnre of the Lee Guards for Richmond
This company is composed of Henderson
County Southern Rights - gentlemen,
whose military ardor was irrepressible--
They go to swell the army of rebellion,
which is to be scattered and broken by the
columns of Mcclellan
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-10

Bgg- The editor Of the Uniontown News
is ehuckling over the capture of Col. Wood
ruff, of Kentucky, by the seeessionists, and
is delighted to know that the Colonel is
gstripping tobacco in Richmond" We
leave it to the editor himself whether this
employment is more dishonorable than
dressing stonein the Tennessee States Pris-
on. at NashvilleI
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FOR SAI".

N@G& s@&A@4Os
The undersigned offers the following bargains in
Real Estates:
Lot No. ZIG, Donation Enlargement of Evans
vile, Sycamore and Fifth Streets for 81 $50
In cash.
Also the South-Eas quarter of Lot No 163, Do
nation Enlargement, with a frame tenement house
thereon and brick houses attached thereto, for
81 GOO in cash county city orders. (0rders
taken at par.) -
Also the middle quarter Of the same Lot, aBon
which is situated a frame te nement house contain
ing six rooms including kitchen, with brick out
houses as above, for S8O0-payment above. This
above buildings are renting for 1925 per aDnum.
Also Lot 10. 2II and the North West quarter
of No. 30, Donation Enlar cement, for S2,25O in
cash, or county orders at par This portuln Of
ground measures 11215 feet fronting Fourth
Street, and extending back to the Alley and Canal
in the rear thereof
Also, $50 Lots In Lamasco, at prices and on time
to suit purchasers.
Also, 1eO acres of Laud-the North East quart 81
dissection 20, Township Z, South Range IL West,
in Union Township, near the bank Of the Ohio
River-on easy terms
Also, 500 acres OF Land in the Counties Of Van
derburgh, Gibson, and Pike, for which, as we'll as
the lots in Lamaseo, the undersigned will accept In
payment cash, City County orders at par, or any
kind of merchanIable country produce.
VIM. II. WALKER, Real Estate Agent,
July g. 1md63mw
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ng~ ParsOn BrOwnlow tells this story Of

IA Farson brOWnIOW teIIS TINS story O
Pillow:
Previous to General Pillow being super
seeded by Bishop Polk, he went to New Or
leans and procured huge chain caDle, cost
ing him $780, 900, and brought it to Mem
phis to blockade the river, By stretching il
over and resting it upon buoys The ca
BILE, carriage, and work cost about $50, 000
The first big rise that came, bringing down
the usual amount o. trees, logs, and drift
wood, swept his cable and its supporters, as
any fatboat captain would have informed
the Confederate authorities would certainly
be the case.
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"a Mr.. Harvey, editor of the Louisville
Democrat beat his Secession competitor for
the Legislature, $50 votes. This was In
the precincts outside of the city. The
Union majority in Louisville was s,576,
making the Union majority of the county
1891 votes
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eT IN the Stats Senatorial District over
the river, Anthony (Union) has Beaten his
secession competitor l29 votes. Daveiss
gives Union majority of 80 for member
of the Lower House, and Henderson gives
Young (Union) majority of 314. Our
Union brethren have done nobly. Kentucky
Is redeemed, and secession might as well re-
tire from the contest.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FoR PLANK Sidewalk.

July 20, Is61.- And now 1t Is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Cornell Of the City Of
Evansville that the oWnprs Of all lots or parts Of
lots fronting on adjoining the south west side Of
Seventh street, between Walnut and hfatnpt sts-s
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 70 Be
brought to the proper grade, and hat they Gauss
side walk of Glars No. 10 30 laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of the or
der. y. BDh ~ Alerh.
Clerks once August g. 1861 aug6
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-10

er The halliards on the Main street
flag pole, having partet, Messrs. Chas. Sing
er aud Alex. Simpson took it down yester-
day and replaced it all right. The Union
men in the neighborhood, who purchased
the flag for this pole, are under many obi
cations to Messrs. Singer and Simpson for
their work yesterday.
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The second battery Of James rided cam
non, purchased some time since By Cover
nor Morton. has arrived at Indianapolis.
The guns now in possession of the State
will be givento the artillery companies now
organizing. -
Six huge Columniads passed through the
Capital on Wednesday, for 81. Louis. They
are calculated for balls of 90 pounds weight.
Their length is eleven feet from muzzle to
touch hole. They were consigned to Gen.
Fremont at st. Louis.
Abram W. Hendricks, Robert L. Wilson
and W. A. Scott, all of Indiana, have been
appointed Paymasters in the army. Pay
masters have the rank and pay OF Major.
Dubois county furnishes one company oil
volunteers to aid in suppressing the insur-
rection. It is under the command of Capt
Mehringer, and.is said to be composed of as
good material as can be found in the State
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

o DERFoR PLANE SIDE -W A L
Jnly goth, lsgI.-And now It ia hereby ordered
and directed BY the Common Council 81 the city Of
Evansville, that the owners Of ali los or parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the south-ea aide Of
Cherry Street, from Sixth to Chestnut Streets, IN
said city cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought
to the proper grade. and that they cause side
within thirty DAYS from the publication Of this
der. p. BURKE CLERK.
City Clerks Office, August 9Th, 1861. aug6
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends, and the public of Evansville and vicinity,
that they have bought out the Grocery Establish
ment Of Jas. ERSKIBE CO., and intend 10 car
~ on the Retail Grocery Business in al ta differ.
EFT branches, at the old stand. They intend %
adopt the plan Of keeping good articles selling az
small pronts, and the Cash System They hope
from their long experience in business, and strict
attention 20 the wants Of customers, to merit a
good share Of the public patronage.
REILLY ReO.
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A CONTINENTAL correspondent Of the
New York Tribune, who was on his way to
the battle field at Bulls Run when he met
tAe panic-stricken army on its retreat, states
that while be conversed with or heard the
voices Of 300 or 400 soldiers scattered along
the road, he did not once hear the German
accent
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A MILITARY GEEIUs-The editor Of the
Unioutown News calls upon its readers, to
make a,rampart of their bodies along the
banks Of the beautiful Ohio"
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BZ@A rebel prisoner captured at Ceredo,
Va, says that Wise is to retreatuntil joined
by Gen. Lee, when he is to attack General
Rosenerans with 10000 men.
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For Auditor.

E'OF AIuILUTs
VICTOR BIscH has, at the solicitation OF many
citizens, become candidate for Auditor of Van
derburgh County at the ensuing October Election.
MEssRs. EDIToRs You will please announce my
hume as a candidate for auditor of Vanderbursh
County at the ensuing October election.
j. b. COX.
EDfToR JOURNAL You Will please announce the
name of S. M. GIBsoN as a candidate for Auditor of
yanderburgh County, at the ensuing October cleo
s9or
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- VIM. Dunn. of Madison, has a con-
tract to make $50, 600 worth Of wagons for
the State of Indiana.
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a OAED

We have sold ont our Grocery Establishment. At
Main Street, 70 messrs. REILLY d 90. With
liberal support heretofore recei7ed, We wOtad r.oet
respectfully q. a continuance Of the same 70 our
snccessors. Furthermore, as vs. are very DESTROYS
know themselves indebted to ~, 10 call and settle
their accounts. We can be fond at our old place,
AZ Main Street. JAS, ERSKINE 90.
Evansville, July Goth, 1851 fulv30
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RELIGIoUs NOTICE.,

Rev WIN +. wooD viii preach at the Baptist
Lecture Room, corner of Chestnut Street and the
Canal on Sabbath next, at 1o15 o'clock A. NJ. The
public are respectfully invited.
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80 Governor Morton has made arrange
ments for the manufacture of six smooth
bore cannon at Cincinnati.
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~ Thanks to Harry McDougal, Clerk
OF the Hetty Gilnore, for late New Albany
and Louisville papers.
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RG Now is the time to buy frst-rate
clothing and furnishing goods, at cost, by
calling at Lyons.
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-AoOTICR "a COg1-TR.gC TORs.

The Common Council Of the City Of Evansville
will receive sealed proposals. nti sa urday, August
10th, 1861, for the construction Of Cistern n trout
Of the Steam Fire Engine House. On Second Street.
Specifications may be seen By applying % the un-
dersigned p BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Offi~e, August 81, 1861 aua6
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HOME INTERESTS.

Beg The packet Commercial is the regu-
la cat this evening for Louisville and
way landings She leaves at P. NJ.
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g The Uniontown News reioices great
ly over the secession victory in that county.
The majority for the secession ticket is
about AIS. The following paragraph from
the same paper shows how the victory was
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Capt. Peters marched his company Of
Horse Cavalry in our town on Lass Monday,
election day.) They bore aloft the noble
flag of Southern independence, and every
man of them sixty voted for Cissen and
Spalding.
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CITY ITEMS

s9FThe cutters on Locust Street are be-
ing relaid-a great and long-needed i'm
provement.
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BE@ The clipper packet Bowen leaves at
noon to-day for Cairo and Paducah.