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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-10
AFTERNOON REPORT.

Washington Items-A move
ment expected on the Po-
tomac- Southern News
Kentucky News-People
fleeing for Protection
Foreign Intelligence Gen.
Banks gone into camp near
Frederick.
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Court Notice.


STATE OF INDIANA, Court Of Common % Pleas
VandoFburgh County. :isG2.
Abraham Anspacher and
Levi NJ. Plaut, Attachment
William z. Wilkinson.
1t appearing by affidavit, this day dIed Ia the
office of the Clerk of the Court Aforesaid, that the
claim of the plaintiffs in this action 10 just. and
that said plaintiffs ought TO 6762 I8-100s
with interest upon SG9t l3I00 fE0m thts OATS. and
that the defendant is nonresident OF the State
Of Indiana, notice Of the Pendeney Of this action
is therefore given TO said William Il. WIKI inson,
ard that the will stand for trial at the next
term of the Court aforesaid, to be begun and held
at the Court House, in the City of Evansville, In
the county and State eforosaids ON the first Mon
day In January A. ID. 1862.
Witness, Louis RitcherS Clerk OF said Court,
this I4th day OF November, 1861.
LOUIS RICHTER, Q. G. C.P.V.C.
Wheeler Iglehart, PliGs Attys.
noVI0-3wW
DO.EsT COFEEE-l.OOO Ibs Fresh Roast
IA Coffee at II. A. COOKS.
FWIaRKTE LR-ED.
~ 30 kegs st. Louis White Lead, TO arrive
viii be sold very cheap for cash. by ,,,rv, opp
&sOR4KUsU .H0L.ASSES.-2 bbls. sOr-
- ghum MOasses, far superior to the last, just
received and for sale at VICKERY BROS,
dec7 No. 81 Main st.
TWTURKB VS., Eggs, Butter, and lots of other
dec7 1i'' '''''@7' '''' = -a' vICKERYs.
= CTs. per ID. for nice fresh dressed chicken
~ at VICKERY BROS,
dec7 No. 81 Main ST.
6Sn CTs. per gaiIcn ior best artl Gle OF coal
ONB OIL at VICKERY BROS,
dec7 50 Main St.
HBR.GyH'! KR-ssH"g!-Ws continue 10 re.
Id ceiye that rich country Bran, that weighs
30 lbs. to the bushel Buy the kind that viii keep
your cows fat, at NICKERY BROS,
dec7 No. 81 Main st.
va I-EEEKJY g. HOUSE FOR RENT.
nv Situated Mulberry street, opposite the
Upper School House. The house 10 two story
frame, containing seven rooms aud wRsh-house.
1t has a good cistern, cellar, and wood house,
large yard and garden, planted with shrubbeEy
and fruit aud Is comfortable and convenient.
For further particulars inquire on the premises.
dec7-1w
RR OgS%T~FsTs s9sV.GS HITS.
EB A large stock Of Bonnets of the latest styles,
Cbilis' Misses, and LsHies' Hats, just opened at
SCaAPKER BUSSING'S,
nov3O 40 Main St.
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.F.'31 OLD EEDF BBsTORBD TO
C0sNP.TR. TIVE YOUTH BES THE
USE or E0OFz.z.%-D' GERHz.a"
RKRR q.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5, 1858.
De- C. NJ, JACxsoE-DEAR SIR:-I am very oldI
and for years have been very miserable. Last
wiuter, one OF my grandsons presented me with
half dozen bottles Of your Bitters, and induced
me to try them. did SO, and l now feel as II
was thirty years younger; for caa digest my food
now, and free from the water brash--my con-
slant companion for the last forty years. My
grandson, when he the good effects OF the Bit
teTs, advised me TO send you this certificate.
Yours, &C.,
MRS. ANN PATTI5ON,
Cherry, below Ninth
Ask for Hoodand's German Btters. Take
nothing else, and see that the signature of O. NJ.
Jackson Is on the wrapper Of each bottle. These
Bitters for sale by druggists and storekeepers
in every town aud village in the United States,
Canadas, West Indies aud sOnth America, at 20
cents per bottle. 0ec4
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THE time here set down Is djuAted to coAtFd1
hours On the River there Is variation according
'''--' TINE OF CLOSING.
Railroad Mall flor Vincennes, Terre Haute,
Princeton, Washington, PeteTsburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indianapo-
lis, Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis
Cairo, and points supplied through the
i've last mentioned offices, every day ex-
Ge 6tb sqI Hoints supplied 61 Railroad at
1e THURSDAY. a and Saturday Sd s at sHrn
week except ss sunday and Thursday at IISA.M.
Green RiUer Mail (for Bowling Green and
way points, every Monday and Thurs
day at s11FM
T THURSDAY siSi and saturdas At e1EAM.
nesday, and Friday at DAN.
r 3::ssy II %.I @.y; :,,r, Friday
tPetersbuTgh letters, &C. come and 90
BY Railroad daiy.)
CsHthtGna Mall every Wednesday at P NJ
' T e Z OF 81 i DELITiER .Tss.S'
EasEYoad Mad. every day except Sunday at IA.
Arrives the night before, after ONCE hours.
Louisville 1ail (riTer) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday by 6P.H
Paesaoah Mai, every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by pa
Green R:1sr Mail, every Monday and Thurs
day BY P.A
wednesday, and Friday by aP,A.
Es,e Har7soss hIatt, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, aud Saturday by r h
Rookport Nal (land) every Sunday at ?. n,
and Wednesday and Friday At A. n.
ARRIVES the evening before, after ONCE
hours.)
retsrs6urqh MaiI fway) every Friday by az A. n.
Cf,4sthiaRd HAIL every Friday at A. Is.
ARRIVES the evening before. after once hours.)
$50 Post Office opens at A. n. and closes at ]
p NJ on week days Delivery closes from 81 20 pa
a. n on week days during the closing of the
Raiiroad mAil Office open from to % A. H. on the
Sabbath.
JAMES Il. MON EELYs p. HI.
Evansville, Ind, May 1, 1901 tuiy22-gwo
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4rtURRRTgVrs, R.zEsE.N-S, CETROIV's,

4g~EUR z ssTsNrS, R.zESEJNrSs CETROsS1s,
X NUTS, do
Is bxs fresh Layer Raisons;
10 or bxs do do;
o fbs Genoa Citron, fresh and ine;
] cask German Plums;
do do Cherries;
1000 fbs extra Zante Currents
3 bbls soft-sheled Almonds;
100 ms shelled Almonds;
Dbl FilbeFts;
Dbl Canary Seed;
] do Hemp do;
200 ne Fresh Dates:
bbls Split Peas;
gross COx's Sparkling Gilitine;
gross Coopers' Isenglass, ass'd sizes
100 fbs Rs5'd brands Chocolates;
Is ms Bakers Cocoa;
25b do Broma. Just received at
ocI6 H. A COOKS
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dope, TW.E.N.E, B.xCR, Sc
~ a 200 ms extra Patent Cotton Irvine;
$50 lbs assorted Hemp Irvine;
rs lbs Candle Wick;
2 gross Fluid do;
gross Coal Oil Wick;
100 lbs Grass Rope, Il inch;
ICO ms do y do;
100 lbs assorted Cotton Rope;
3 dozen Cotton Clothes Lines, 40 IT. each;
. do do do, 60 #. do
. do do do, so fl. do
? do do do 100 fl do
do do Bed Cords, so ft-extra;
do Jute do, 70 to 80 It. each;
5 do Grass do, do do do
s do Rope Halters;
90 do Leather Carpet Tacks, ass'd, 6, s
and 10 ounce;
10 dozen Plain Carpet Tacks assorted, O. s
and TO ounce.
Now in store at Il. A. COOKS.
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SIZE no. sc.

n .1-G, 1 90 RJN" sT.R RCEf.-For sale at
az II. J. SCHLAEPFER'S
-ove New Drug Store
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REGULAR
Evansville and. Green River
P.ECK
MI - & 6 1 9 & q @ x =

A. LITER, Master
The Matte Cook will hereafter run in the en-
ploy of the Government, from Evansville to the
different points on Green River. Passengers and
freight will be taken at the customary rates. The
Msttie Cook is tie old reliable packet, and has
excellent accommodations for passengers.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
poy26-tf cox e HUMPHREY, Ag'ts.
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Arrival and Departure Of the
M u = i ..

THE time here set down is adjusted to ooAtgat
hours On the River there Is variation according
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do Green Cages. For sale al war prices.
oe1s H A. COOK rs Main street.
".TSRR TS.-E.a EGB .EsR.D S.HELE
- size market Baskets. Small sized clothes
Baskets at IS cents. Strong hickory aud white
oak feed Baskets at from % 10 80 cents each at
VIBKERY BROS,
o-+9a No "a Main Street.
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WaAaN LES. RFGE REO UBB
GWO 100 rs Corn Starch;
80 lbs Red Tapioea;
100 lbs Pearl Sage;
l Dbl Farina;
10 boxes Vermicella;
10 boxes macaroni. For sale at
Oc7s Fl. A. COOKS, 70 Main street.
WRR.aRTH BROO.MS-1O dozen Extra
III Hearth Brooms at HI. A. COOKS.
RJRE "" FRUETS-Onrrants, Raisins, Cit
o D ron s, &c, &C., in store and for sale by
VICKERY BROS,
noyI9 No. 50, Main St.
A0R "" HO.HE.N"Ry Buckwheat Flour
- y Cranberries, &C, just received and for sale
low at VICKERY BROS,
uoyI9 50 Main ST.
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WS z 2 2 B.N' .s.N'D WHAH0""
doz hoped Wash Tubs;
do do do;
5do 2 do second size Tubs;
5 do painted Keelers;
Is do Bed Buckets;
10 Rests brass bound Cedar Buckets;
doz hocped Cedar Buckets;
i do Extrt, Heavy Bescn Stable Buckets
3 do ass'd do Oak Cedar stable Buckets;
do Well Buckets;
do Bail Boxes;
4 co assorted sizes covered Sugar Buckets;
do extra (Hingham) do do;
80 nests ass'd Wood Trays, extra heavy;
80 nests Imported German Market Baskets;
10 doc ass'd American do do;
do do sizes Clothes Baskets;
2 do Willow Nursing Chairs;
do Rattan Table do;
2 do ass'd Rattan Children's Chairs;
s do ass'd Seives-S14, 10, Is and 20;
2 do ass'd lowell Rollers;
do Etave Half Bushels;
2 do ash hoped Half Bushel, Imp. Brand;
2 do Plain Half Bushels;
2 do ass'd Peck Measures;
6 do ass'd Mop Handles;
do Cotton Mops; doJ Knife Baskets;
4 do ass'd Bbl and Half Boil Covers;
! do knife Boxes; dos ass'd Potato Washers
/ do ass'd Beef Mauls; doz Rolling Pins;
9 do assd Butter Prints; dog Butter Ladies'
do Wooden Spades dog Mudiers
2 do Wire Mouse Traps; IL doz Cedar Faucets;
2 do Coffee Mills ass d; 2 doz Soup Bowls
80 gross Sawed Clothes Pins;
70 Srosg Spring do do. Just received at
ocI6 H A COOKS. IS Main street.
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SAVANNAH, Dee. 4.-The News says the
Federals have entirely evacuated Tybes
Island.
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MRRUSKRS! RRDSMRSg
- 90 doz Handle Shoe Brushes, from Is to Soc
do Plain do de, assorted;
4 do Handle Stove do;
& do do Scrub do;
10 do Plain do do;
do Boat do do;
2 do ast'd Horse do;
do ass'd busting do Fer sale at
ocIG H. A. COOKS, 70 Main street.
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RR O.S~VcfsTS sSsV.AS H.aESs
EB A large stock Of Bonnets of the latest styles,
C'hilisf Misses and LsHies' Hats, just opened at
SCaAPKER & BUSSING'S,
uov3O 40 Main st.
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The undivided q parts Of $50 feet ON Sixth st.
BY l6O fs6t on Locust St. being tho undi-
Vided "a Of the eastern quarter of Evans
d
Martin Is. slot 9, block S...... ............ u
huentzers Michael-Lot D. block a.. %
Sherwood, Marcus
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AN ORDINANCE

Clerks once. Nov. p, 1861.
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II CANNED FRUIT
20 dozen fresh Pine APples-Qts;
do Raspberries & Str4wberries--qts.;
do do do, nj gals;
= do Ounces and Pluns;
5 do Peaches, Damsons and Pears:
2 do Pine Apple;
5 do assorted as above, in half gala.
8 do gallon Pickles;
s do If gall do;
do quarts do;
do pints do;
10000 Pickles-loose in bbls;
IL dozen Tomatoes-3 h cant;
q do do, 70 do;
do do, n do;
"a do Peaches, 2 h do;
10 do Blacberries 10 do;
do Green Cages. For sale at war prices.
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continuance. All the Territory North or
South OF said line, within such boundaries
as Congress may prescribe, when II contains
a population necessary for a member OF
Congress, with republican form of Govern
rneut, shall be admitted into the Union on
an equality with the original States with
or without slavery, as the Constitution OF
the State shall prescribe.
Mark-the Missouri Compromise toregsr
prohibited slavery north of SO 80: the
Crittenden Proposition says slavery may
exist in a certain event. The Missouri
measure gives freedom an equal chance
with slavery south of $50 3o>: the Crittenden
measure says, +" slavery is hereby recOgniz-
ed as existing, and shall not be interfered
with by Congress, but shall be protected as
property by all departments of the terrific
rial government during its continuance"
The Missouri measure was Congress
ional measure, subject to repeal the Crit
tenden measure proposes to ingraft slavery
into the Constitution (where our fathers re-
fused to name it) and to make it obligatory
that it be protected. And worse than all,
| it is stated on good authority that the words
hereafter acquired as relates to territory
north Of go 3o' is intended to apply like
wise to territory south of that line. So I'M
der the Crittenden Compromise we should
not only have slavery fastened irrevocably
on New Mexico and the Indian territory,
but also on all territory south of $50 3o>
hereafter acquired.
These are some of the radical differences
between the two plans of settlement there
are other objections to Mr.. Crittenden's plan
but we have not time now to mention them
With what grace, then, can Mr.. Mcbride
and his friends say that the Republicans
are unwilling to accept the Missouri Com
promise line as basis of settlement They
certainly do not know what they are talk
ing about, or mean to deceive the people
s. If the Missouri Compromise measure pur
and simple be offered to the Republicans, "
believe they will accept it. If they sup
posed it would be accepted by the South W
believe they would offer it. The trouble is
the Secessionists don't aeant to be satisfied
They will not compromise.
Mr.. McBride's assertions that the Repub
lican Congressman will not accede to an.
offer of compromise is unfounded. The.
are doing all that men can do TO make a.
amicable arrangement of sectional differ
ences. The most prominent men Of tn
party in the House and Senate are makin
superhuman exertions to put a stop to thi
sectional strife. Messrs. Seward, Cameron
Sherman, Corwin, Adams, Dunn-man
more than We have space to mention, hav
been doing all in their power to compromis
the present difficulties. Their offers hav
been rejected by the mass of Southern Sena
tors and Representatives. They are sti
disposed to conciliate and pacify the South
and if it is possible short of self-abasemen
they will yet do it.
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Coroner's Inquest


Held on The Sth day of January, 1851, over the
dead body of John Paul Evans who found IN
Evansville, at Mozart Hall, Pigeon Township, Van
derburgh county, Indiana.
The verdict of the jury was that the deceased
came to his death by three pistol shots, from
pistol held in the hands of Robert NJ. Evans, and
others whose to the jury unknown
There found on his person sixty-hge cents in
silver, and one breast pin, The deceased about
81 years of age and five feet eight inches in height.
jan9 JOHN WAYMAN, Coroner
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S11,341,ls2 10
JAMES NJ. RAY, Cashier.
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ter condition to meet the political crisis, that
now seems inevitable, than the people of
Indiana.
In whatever trials may be before u.s. the
Bank of the State will do its whole duty in
sustaining the high financial credit of the
State. The pledge we have made to furnish
the people of Indiana with bank note cir
culation always convertible into coin at
the pleasure of the holders" will under all
circumstances be faithfully fulfilled.
H. McCCLLoCH, President.
Indianapolis, Jan. 10, 1861.
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sIWe publish on the first page, for fu-
ture reference, the official statement O. votes
cast for Congressman in October in the va
rious districts. The table ia taken from
the Indianapolis Journal and Sentinel of a
late date
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Report OF the Bank of the State OF
Indiana

To the Honorable Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives. Of the State Of Indiana /;
In compliance with the requirements of
the charter, | herewith submit state
ment of the condition of the Bank of the
State of Indiana on the 18th of November
LAST and as, since that time, the country
has been passing through severe financial
panic, and the people of the State may de-
sire to know what is the present condition
of the Bank, deem it proper to submit it,
also, with a statement of its affairs on the
31st nit:
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LOST "A pair of ladies gold spectacles,
contained in a red morocco case. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving them at
Read L Burrows, Is Main street. 23-ltd.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
@TOLkECTOR's SIZE OF RE.sE FL

AgfOLkE CTOR's S.zEE OF RE.SG ES-
u tate FOR the payment of the costs and expen-
ses Of Sidewalk and Alley improvements Notice
is hereby given that by virtue of precept Issued
by the Mayor of the City of Evansv vile, and TO
directed will sell at public auctions at the door of
the Court House in said City, ON Saturday, the I'd
day of February 1861, at ? o'clock p. NJ, the fol-
lowing lots or parcels of real estate, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount
charged and assessed against said lots respectively,
for the costs and expenses of making Side walk and
Alley improvements for said lots, together with
the costs of sale
SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS.
Z. II. DeGarmo, rs OF lot IS3, Donation
Enlargement CT
John Buler, n y of lot I84, Donation En-
Andrew Koeneg, lot block 81. Eastern En-
iargement ...... 1886
Stephen Hyatt, lot II block "a, Eastern En-
largement 0oo
do, lot 30 block 81, Eastern Enlargement. Gs2
Anthony Wright lot block "a, Eastern En-
largement 65I
do, lot block 3d. Eastern Enlargement...... 1895
do, do do 81, do do ...... 10. 96
Geo. Burkhardt, lot IL block 3, Northern
Enlargement 40
ALLEY IMPROVEMENTS.
Conrad Baker lot III, Donation Enarg mont g. 821z
II. Q. Wheeler, lot 30 block Is, StockwelIs
Enlargement l.4u
do, lot 81 block 10, Stockwells Enlargement Lao
CHRIS. HEDDERICH,
jan11 till feb. City Collector.
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V.V. TIME OF PEACE PRkP.ARN
q FOR WAR.
40 RELIES AT AIICTInN

We will sell at auction, Thursday morning,
January 3lsr, at 10 O'Clock, at our Auction Rooms,
corner Third and Main streets, ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY HALLS RIFLES, without reserve,
to the hfght st bidder. Terms of sale-Cash.
iAnIS II. NELSON & co.
ROECE GOODS-3O M.RJNcD ONE
q v Steel Fire Sets, comprising Shovel. Tnngs
aud Poker Is beautiful Shovel and Tongs Stands;
II Gilt Band Heavy Coal Buckets; doZ Common
Coal Buckets; 100 pairs Kitchen Shovels and
longs so pairs Brass Head Shovels and longs;
doz Short Handle Iron Coal Shovels. For sale by
n0v23 CHAS. S. WELLS.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE,

e. H.,
sc Office IS REREBK' 2ED.E-N'
g. y that I, Christian Hcdderich, Collector of the
City of Evansville between the hours of 8 and II
O'Clock A. NJ, and and 8 o'clock P NJ, on the LIST
of February, 1861 will sell at public auction, at
the door of the Court House, in the City of Evans
vile, Indiana the following lots, parts of lots and
parcels Of real estate and improvements, assessed
for the payment of City for the year $780, due
from the owners thereof TO the City of Evansville
the same being due and unpaid, and tor the
costs Of said sale, and that such sale will be cOntin-
ued from day to day, at the aforesaid hours and
place. until all the lots and parcels OF real estate
herein mentioned are sold as offered for sale:
ORIGINAL PLAN
Morgan, Dan, Dr., improvements on lot 1874 $50
DONATION ENLARGEMENT
Redmond, Thos., 1873 by l44 feet southwest
side Of lot 50 ca
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT
Scantn, Jas, jr, lot No. 10 in block 3d.. 617
Kiiibreth Jas. B., do Il do ID. ID. 40
Henderson, J. j. lot No. IL in block l3G...... 600
Haney, W L., lot 81 block 20.................. . IL
do do 80 do 20...................... 10
FOURTH ENLARGEMENT
Baker, VIM lot No. in block 2O.............. l.5O
do ,, = do 9 do 20;;:,;r.;::... 500
McDevltt, John, lot No. % IN block 19 563
Earcroes, A, heirs, lot II do 2........ 4.3I
GREEKSVILLE.
Hendrix, Joe, lot No. II in block 5.......... liz
do do do II do 5........ - -
NORTHERN ENLARGEMENT.
Z. 1. \ &. s. L. R. r. o., lot No. block 300
do do do $50
do do do l5O
do do . do i69
CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH
jan Still feb City Collector.
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D3y@It will be seen in our advertising
columns that the iron-front brick store next
door to James Oakley & Sons is for rent
1t is desirable stand.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

"A LBS r BKSnE SVG.7R FOE OWE
n n Dollar, TO be had at
JAS. ERSKINE & co.'s,
iOn23 No II maiI st.
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MTLTTARYi

Capt. J. G. Brennan, who IS now engaged drilling
a night class in this city, has been prevailed upon
ry his numerous friends to open day school also,
to commence Monday, January 28th, at z O'Clock P.
d., in Carpenters Block, First street
All who wisE to becnme familiar with the prac-
tce and theory of military tactics laid down by
Scott and Hardee, and of Fancy end Original
Drills, now have the most favored opportunity, and
should enrol their upon the class list imme-
dfately. Capt. B. is an experienced Tactieian-has
devoted many years of mis- life exclusively to the
profsssion-has been NJ litary Instructor at the
Mill airy Institute at Clinton, and, teacher, he
has few, if any, equals, and no superiOrs.
For terms, apply to the Captain at the Armory
and Drill Rooms. Jan21
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gH~Both branches of the Legislature adj
journed over Saturday. Therefore we have
no proceedings to give this morning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-23
~O.y.STgREK's SIZE

ATO.SssTLs RkE'S Sale.
u / will sell at public auction, Saturd Y, the
26th day Of January, 1851, one steam boiler Tin
good order) one boiler front, one stand pipe, and
enc mud valve, taken as the property of John Hew-
son, to satisfy execution IN favor of John Ian
sing. CHAS. W. LOSG, Constable.
Evansville, Jan. 16, 1851. iau2I Iw
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
fCOAMUkIcATED.1

No man hopes that there will be no war
with England more heartily than l do, or
would do more to prevent it by honorable
measures. But the history of the past aud
the basty action of England now should
teach US that if we would avoid war the best
way is to be prepared TO meet it. England
is not the only nation that has taken GdVGH-
;Gge Of Gnother's Wedkness. Add we ought to
by this time TO know that we are in danger
of attack just in proportion to our inability
10 meet iG. What further proof do we want
Of England's being thoroughly reused up
than we now hsve-the shipment of mum.
tiors of war to the United States stopped !;
thousands of men aud arms en- route for Can
ada; iron.clad ships taking in the largest
sized cannon for North America; the Cana
dian frontier, under one of their best mill
tary engineers, being fortified and garri.
soned; and, if the telegraph can be relied
upon, forty thousand of the Canadian militia
10 be immt diately formed for active serVice2
Shall we sleep on, and wake up TO fud our.
selves at the mercy of the British navy2 Or
shall we begin at once to take measures to
defend our cOast2 .,.. BELLI.