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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-06
SPENCER COUNTY

BJHThe Lafayette Courier says the Mar
shall of that city arrested man calling him
self Martin Bishop, on Monday last, on sus-
pcion that he was horse thief. Bishop is
described as about FIVE feet ten inches high,
heavy eyebrows, extending across the nose,
with small scar in the right eyebrow, is
poorly clad, with brown jean pants, black
coat, black slouched hat and stoga boots
After rigid examination, the prisoner ac-
knowledged that he had stolen the horse in
his possession at the time he was arrested,
and that he had been in the business Of
stealing horses all last summer and only
cleared $40 during the season. The horse
is a roam, about ten years old, left hind foot
white, fifteen hands high, with black name
and tail, and dark spot on the rump. He
is supposed to have been stolen near this
city or Vincennes.
The same paper says that the citizens Of
Frankfort Clinton county, were victimized
by a confidence man some two weeks since
The fellow introduced himself TO the commu-
nifty as. D. Wylie GaH, younger brother Of
Galf & Co, disdllers,at Aurora. Young Calf
purchased track of land on which to
build dstiIlery, and contracted for the
manufacture of large number of wheel
barrows. His employees becoming impa-
tent for the money due them, he drew a
check on the Branch of the Bank of the
State in Lafayette, which was returned dis
| honored- This greatly aroused the indigna-
ton of young Gaf, who borrowed a horse
and started to Lafayette to make matters
right. He also borrowed shawl for his
comfort on his journey. The horse was re-
turned by the hack driver the next day, but
alas for the rider, he mysteriously disap-
Peared, and is supposed to have seeded,
cut stick-Yamoused.- The Courier adds. if
you wish to ascertain the exact fighting
weight and war footing of any citizen of
Frankfort ask him the price of wheelbar-
rows and one horse carts.
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LOCAL NOTICES

BT Persons of the male persuasion, who
wish TO procure splendid articles for the
wardrobe, should not fail to call and look
through the piles of well made, fashionable,
and dressy garments to be found at Lyons,
who also keeps large assortment of Boys
clothing and Gents furnishing goods, and
is selling all articles, in his line, lower than
they have ever before been offered in this
market.
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ESg Nearly every Kentucky exchange
that we look over contains some account of
house or barn burning. The Uniontown
News says that last night, week ago, an
incendiary set FIRE to the barn of Geo Hen
shaw, near Raleigh, and it was burned to
the ground, consuming BOG bushelsof wheat
300 bushels of oats, buggy &c. The cul-
prit is not known. 1875
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Their store is on Main Street, near the Bridge.
Hsfrav NotiCe.

Taken up by Theodore Wright, in Union Town
ship, the 11th day of March, A. D. 1861, iron
gray horse supposed to be eight years old, and if
teen hands high, marked with fstua on both shout
ders, and appraised SIS, before the 23d day of
March, 1851, by J. 3. Pannet and S. Williamson.
I, Julius s. Catlett, Justice of the Peace of Union
Township, do hereby certify that the foregoing is
true as appears of Record in my Estray Docket,
witness, my hand and SEAL this 4th day of April,
1861. JULIUS s CATLE1'f. tSEAL.
true copy of the original Of the Record is filed
in my office. April 9Th, 1871
ATTEST LOUIS RICHTER, G. V. C. C.
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NOTICE
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS

TWVHA COU.VTKs CDs8sKESSE OJF-EB rs
n OF the County of Vanderburgh solicit bids for
building Wooden Bridge over the Canal at the
crossing of Ninth Street, Littles' Mill. Plans
and Specifications of said work may be examined
at the Auditors Office up to Tuesday, April 10th,
next, ensuing. The Commissioners viii also, at
the same time if suitable bids received let the
job of building Bridge over Big Blue Grass Creek,
in Scott Township, on the road leading 20 Millers-
burgh. Also, the job of building Bridge over
Saunders Creek, on the road leading to Mt. Yer
non. Persons bidding for the last named jobs will
produce to the Board the plans and specifications
Of the works The Commissioners will
the right to amend the plans submitted. and also
the right to reject all bids presented to them if
deemed unreasonable. The County Board will
hold special session the third Tuesday in pril
next QGth), for the purpose of acting upon said
proposed contracts. BY order of the Board.
March 10th, 1851. WIN. II. WALKER,
mar27 3wd&w County Auditor.
TVoIESbota cor,v
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STORE FOR RENT.-The store lately occu-
pied by James Oakley & Son, as a dry goods
store is for rent. 1t is one of the best BUSH
ness stands in the city. For terms apply to
NJ. w. FOSTER
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PHYSICIAN AT THE MARINE HOSPITAL
By private dispatch received from his
brother-Judge DeBruler-we learn that
DR.. DeBruIer has received the appointment
as Physician to the Marine Hospital near
this city.
Dr.. DeBruler is a gentleman of pleasant
address, physician of approved skill, and
fully competent - 1isel-@-sA-4 dnties of
his new position. We understand the DR..
has labored no little to advance the cause of
Republicanism in the Pocket. We believe
in 1856 he was the Republican candidate
for the Legislature in Spencer County, and
made one of the most energetic canvasses
ever witnessed in that county. Though
running somewhat ahead of his ticket, he
was defeated. He sustained and voted for
Mr.. Fremont in the memorable campaign of
56, and as a conservative Republican, gave
cheerful support to Mr.. Lincoln. We think
he will make popular physician.
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BGE-A Southern paper tells of young lady
who was caught in disagreeable predica-
ment while on her knees at church. The
fair girl wore fashionable high heeled
shoes; kneeling on both knees, these heels
of course stuck out at right angles and in
this position, the highest hoop of her new
tangled skirt caught over them, and thus
rendered it impossible for her to raise her
self or straighten her limbs. The more she
struggled the tighter she was bound so
she was constrained to call for help. This
was Immediately, if not scientifically, rem
dered by young man in the same seat
and when the next prayer was made, she
merely inclined her head on the back of the
front pew-thinking, no doubt, that she was
not in praying cOstunae.
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RELIGIOUS NorTcE.-The Rev. J. L. Crane viii
visit this place again Sabbath, the 7th inst, and
will preach 10 tho Baptist Church on the corner of
Chestnut and Canal streets, at 1917 A. NJ and ~ P.
N. The public are invited to attend.
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gsE~ A special dispatch to the Cincinnati
Commercial announces that Jas. H. MeNee-
", editor of this paper, has been appointed
Postmaster of this city, and Mr.. Slayback
appointed to similar position in Princeton.
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For SaIAI
OFFICE OF rHE EvAssvlLGE GAS L1eur Co.

OFFICE on THE EVANSVILLE GAS LIGHT Co.
Evansville, Indiana.
Notice is hereby given, that, by order of holders
of majority Of the Shares OF the Stock Of the Ey-
ansville Gas Light Company, made and filed in
this Office in conformity with the Bylaws Of
said Company, special meeting OF the Stockhold-
ers of said Company will lie held at this Office on
the 26th dav of April 1861, between the hours of
o'clock A. ~ and 4 O'Clock p. NJ, Of said day, for
the purpose of filling vacancies in tho Board. of
President and Directors of said Company, caused
by the death of G. G. Keats, late President and the
resignation of Mathew Morgan as Director
JNO. J. CHANDLER Sac'v
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CoLLECToRsHP-We have information
from Washington, which leads US to con-
clude that Mr.. Blythe Hynes has undoubt-
edly been appointed Collector for the port
of Evansville a more worthy or popular
appointment could not have been made
Mr. Hynes was foremost in every word and
work-in season and out of season-during
the last campaign, and this recognition of
his services by the Administration will give
great satisfaction to his many warm friends.
He is good fellow, deserves the appoint
ment, and we are glad he has obtained it.
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DIED:

On Thursday evening, WILLIAM, inflnt son Of Jno-
II and Anna Bofandick.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
his parents, on the corner of Chestnut aud Fourth
streets, At % O'Clock this morning
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Old Metal Bought.

JObbing and repairing of all kinds done
at short notice, and workmen sent to all
parts to set up and do repairing on Machin-
cry and Boilers.
Send for Circular and see Price Lists
April Sd, 1861.
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CITY ADVERTlsEMENTs.
CORPORATT0N NOTICE

RIDER FOL PA Is 81 D E-w Z K.
March 10th, 1s61.--Aud now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the ely Of
Evan willie, that the "a 20 ot- or paris OF
lots fronting on or adjoining the north east lido
OF Sixth street, from. Cherry 90 Oak stro tB. in
said city, cause tho side walk thereon be
brought to the proper grade, aad tiat they cause
side walk Of class o. o. be lsii down thereon
within thirty days from the rubl ton ut this
order. D. BURE u. Clerk
Clerk Office. April let 1861 nu2
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4 ; OIHCN5 NII n ~ I"UT-
CORPORATION NOTICE.

OR D Err o E BRIO * SID E-W T..
March I'D, 1861 And now IT. ia hereby order cd
and directed by the Common Council OF the city O.
Evansville that the owners aii l0tl or parts Of
lots fronting or adj dining Tho Southwest side
High street, bet'n Goodscll 50. and Fulton avenue,
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 10 DO
brought 10 the proper grade, aud That they causs
side walk Of class No. I 20 De laid down thereon
within thirty days from the mn rati0n N this
order. q. EUEkE, Clerk.
Clerks Office. AUriI isf, 1861.
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NEW GREENHOUSE AND GARDEN
Il a III II -
II n MT II VIZ m IN

Fl . G. n q W I T II
Has hand and for safe choicer collection of
Plants than were ever offered to the public. His
plants in fine order, and for varieties, cannot
flil to please. H has a fine varietyo Geraniums,
Petuneas, Fhlox Panses SalYias, Heliotropes, Ian
taus, Cupheas, Nierembergas, Double Daisies,
Dielytra spectabilis Gilardias, Fnchsias, and
newest varieties, and fine collection of Climbing
and Creeping Pants too numerous TO describe. 100
Plants, including box and packing from the above
collection, SO 50 and S. %. Verbenas 81 per
dozen. Plants carefully packed and warranted ID
fine lot of Fruit Trees on hand and for
sale ch HP.
Hand and Table Boquets cut and furnished to
order
Greenhouse on Ann St, between 18th and Sth sis.
nor3O% W. G. HEWITT
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Facts for the People

II is fact not to be disputed, that Roscr Bros
are now opening of the best and cheapest
stock of Dry Goods in the city, comprising evory-
thing fashionable in Ladies' Dress Goods from the
lowest price of 614c per yard, up to the highest
Shawls in great quantity and variety, silk pusIeIs
and Lace Nantes. Our stock of Hosiery, Gloves,
Notions, &c, &c, is complete. Also the latest
styles of Prints, Lawns, Organizes, Barages, Cling
hams, &C. Bleaehed and Brown Musins, Irish
linens, also CottOnadcs, Linen Drills, all for men
and boys Ladies, Misses, aud Childrens
Shoes, and good many articles usually kept in our
line, all of which warrant to sell cheap the
cheapest. ROSER BROS.
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7yYYR .9.ll PKQ4 UzgR.g or DEFY.

N GOoUS, staple ana FanCy Ware, just arrival
fresh from the East and opening Mt the cheap cash
store of Miller d Niehans, No. 43 Main street,
where every thing is ready for inspection. We
would re spectfuly inform lady customers that
in daily receipt of the incest and fastest
patterns of goods alluded to, and would request one
and all to call on the yeung house at No. 43 Main
street. (ap2) MILLER & NIEHAUS.
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WTRESH TO.M.aTORS
~ 10 doz. . quart cans Tomat oes
%
=" extra choice
for sale by COOK & LANGLEY
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STRIKING CHANGE EFFECTED BY
HOLLANDS GERMAN BITTERS.

PHILADELPHIA, March &c, 1853.
DR.. O. NJ. JACKSON. DEAR SIR - had suffered
so long from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, in
their most aggravated forms, that / almost Res
paired of finding cure. when, in compliance with
the advice Of my physician, had recourse to your
German Bitters. I had taken them, with mark
ed improvement, for two months, when my hus-
band, who is captain of the packet ship Savannah,
returned from his last voyage His first exclara-
ton on seeing me, was, sWhy, Margaret, what have
you been taking You look fivs hundred per cent.
better than when left" And we'll he might say
so. When he sailed on his last VOYAGE, ] was thin
and worn, and my complexion Of saffron
color; while now I hare regained my desh and
in the enjoyment Of perfect health. And all
this / to your invaluable Bitters. I therefore
think you justly entitled to this certificate,
which you are at liberty 70 publish
Yours, truly, MARGARET ROWLAND,
lis Queen Street, Southwark.
Be and ask for HooFLAND's GERMAN BIT
TER's, and see that the signature o C. NJ jackson
is on the wrapper Of each bottle.
For sale by druggists and storekeepers in every
town and village in United States, West Indies
and Canadas. Price - cen Is per bottle. Princi-
pal office, AIS Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa
April /. d&w2w.
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New Tailoring EStahlishnn't

~ W l. oAAOAA A5 LILO OOOA1OhA4
The subscriber hereby Informs his friends and the
public in general, that he has opened a Tailor
Shop, over Brickley's Patent Bread Bakery,
First street, MAN, whore he is prepared 10 cut
and make up, all garments for Mems weur, with
neatness and despatch.
B.-Particular attention paid to Cutting; also
to cutting and making up Boys Clothing.
Repairing done on reasonable terms.
app J. PHARES.
ATdEOECE gOEL BUTTRR.-50O f6s
y extra choice roll Butter received this day, at
az COOK & LANGLEY'S.
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U Order for Brick side-WalE March ODD, 1861
Aud now IL is .srsepy ordered and dirgc us the
Common Council of the city of Evansville, thar tBe
owners OF all lJt5 or parts of 20 GO irouins al
loiniug Tire north side Of Carpontor st., Zoo froBt Of
block No !, Carpenter Place iu said CITY. cause
the sidewalks thereon 70 be- brought 90 the proper
grade, and that they cause sidewalk Of class No
L TO be laid down thereon within th rty days Of
the publication Of this order
p FUnKEs CLERK.
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REV ADVERTISEMENTS.
CANDLES, SOAP AND OIL

CANDLES SOLD BY ACTUAL WEIGHT
silt is well known that many Star Candles that
are really seven to the pound, branded and sold
as 8 SKIES There is a disadvantage and loss in
this practice to both retailers and consumers,
if the Candles are bought at "a reduction of . cents
per 70. from the price of the regular article Thus
A box Of ''sixes,' short aceigLt, contains $40
Candles, and is sold for 40 lbs, say at lSc
per -........... 81 90
A box of SeveHs containing the same num-
Der Of Candles SIZE is sold for "a
ios, actual weight, at 20 cents............. G so
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JdaIson's Worna Tea IS sold By one agent Il.
egery Village, and By all Druggists.
ap2-lm d8w
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Night Dispatches.
what Price Intended To do-AIf.
Joues Gives AtKn Mig Scare
CIaib. JacksOuss Harry south
price,. Line OF rTavch-pricc'
Friends Consider hina Backing
Down-His Forces Dimipi IA ing

LEXINGTON, No, Oct The correspond
emf of the ST. Louis Republican writes as
follows. The plan of Gen. Price after he cap
tured Lexington, was 70 remain there for a
time. and 20 operate on the north side Of the
liver. and for this purpose on Saturday. the
2Sth September, he crossed over the river at
Lexington 900 mounted men. and this force
took up their line of march for the Railroad
with the view of It's total destruction. and
then sad havoc was 90 be made of all Gov.
eminent forces in northwest Missouri but
late in the evening ALI. Jones, who has been
released a. a prisoner at the arsenal, where
he had taken the oath of allegiance 10 the L.
: Government, returned from ST Louis 10
Lexington, aEd reported thai the whole coun-
try below was alive with federals: that Ere
mont was after Price. and that Price might
prepare for a big fight in a few DAYS. This
sery ed 10 raise the courage Of Prices men.
and thew said let Fremont come. They were
ready f. Z them. But when Jones announced
thai Fremont had 10000 men, and his only
fear was that Price would not make a stand.
the latter countermanded has order for send
inc troops 10 the railroad. aud n messenger
was Immediately dispatched after those al
ready started aud they recrossed the river on
sunday evening That night Price made his
order tor a movement South, and Gen. Rains,
il j. said, went twenty miles that night on
his Southern eoute. and il is believed Gen.
Jackson awaited himself O; this command, a
an escort TO get himself out OF danger.
Price and all his forces left on Monday the
30th ult but his train of baggage wagons.
about 200 in number, did not all get Of be-
fore Wednesday morning
IfPrice had designed tight with Fremont
he would have taken the Georgetown road,
or possibly the Warrensburg road. but In
stead Of this, he has gone the road leading
down the western boundary II the State and
70 the Southwest
have given plain narrative of facts as
they have transpired here. and if Price does
make stand and give battle. all who are
cognzant OF his movements will be d:sap-
pointed His most intelligent friends con
slider his course a complete back down, while
the more vcrdant are solaccd with the idea
that be has gone TO meet McCulloch, who.
from the most reliable information. is some
where in Arkansas.
The forces of Price were very large at
Lexington. bat many of the men were only
for the occasion and have gone home. His
force was IL 600 or 49, 900 when he left Lex
ington. and as the fact becomes certain that
his destination is Arkansas, his force will
decrease.
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JOB PRINTING
o. ALL xfSns,
NEATLY EXECUTE
--latest asa most ti"s>hed q,



Henry Qaigley private in tSe 20th rex
ment. Col Brown. writes to his father At II.
tayette. a very interesting letter. dated at
Ha,teEas Inlet. from which weexiract the
following
We are GA an Island twenty n.lies south OF
Fort Hauesas. The island = ior,y miles
lons and eight wide We arc ma king breast
works. working At them night and dsy. We
are going 60 take 4 secession battery Of
gwsnty-i Tour guns. Gen Wool has sent
fect 10 aitsck Il an the water. while we az.
tack Il BY land. Fish, oysters. grapes. Sc..
abound on the island az plcntlulIy that We
10 not eat our camp ration-. Our boys got
very sea sick on the voyage On approach.
Ing the island encountered very stiff
gale. and bad 10 land our men snd baggage
IN surf boats
The Governor has aathpr.zed the orysni-
sation Of the 56sh regiment. Of which James
K. Robinson. Of North Vernon. Jennings.
county. has bean appointed the Quarter
master
The Governor has appoin,e, John Pritch-
ard. OF Centerville. Surgeon. and John "
Grubb' Of Richmond. both Of WAYNE coaaty.
oaartermas,cr. Of the 57th regiment. ~hich
has heen authorized q be organized
DR. Richard osen. Lieutenant Colonel o.
he 18th regiment. Col. Wagner. : nov al
Indianapolis ca furloagh Lieut.. Col
Oven has accepted the offer OF the Cover
nor 20 recruit regiment. 81 which ne hs.
been appointed Colonel 7, viii be the ssh
Col. o~cn i graduate 81 West Po:ns. has
been an instructor in Military Institute, and
ga brave and accomplished ofkcer
Lieut. Colonel Prather Of the 9th rcs.saest
broke ap camp AZ Madison on "Wednesday
md proceeded With his command to Camp
Morton to JON his regiment ia Kentucky. Of
which Cristendsn i the Colonel The 9th 3
nov fsil. AMI occupies the vanguard Of the
Federal army IN tiea. Shermtns Divsios.
The 10th regiment. Colonel Bas-. len In
dianspolis on Monday. by the Iefcr~opv,l,s
Railroad. Cor Louisville They iefs sbons
O'Clock p. m. Il required twcnty car b
move the regiment. horses. eqaipage~. a.
The indianapolis Jearaal. Of ,e>s~-,l,.
says: The s9th regiment. Col Miller. pr.c~
ded BY II. l-athrOup- splendid band. gas-e,l
d)-n Pennsylvania street "a sboet 40 o'el..ck
lat evening 70 take the ear for Touisyili
They probably gos un.ief was about ma
night. The sssh and 3osh regiment. lefs
here enis partially srmel the tuo asnkinr
companies beiax armed wish Mimic rides
They are to obtain The reminder Of their
gum Al Louisville Tie band : 20 be far
nished With neW instruments. ~hen th.s -ill
he shie 70 furnish nn-ic q ne ,es, hr.s or
der
The llth regiment. no~ encamped At
PsducAh, : supplied ush rev avls q,
stoves, manufactures ., Nes-r Munssu A
Johnston. OF LODI spoil. E,eh stove ). SURF
ID with two boilers aad e.ll ,io cooking "a,
kfty men. The llth rexim~at bow Intend
90 live ., h5mr" While N amp. -herese,
that ma. b,
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Are growing more In favor with The public. I.ls
now oonceded they he beat purratsve You can
pat forth from the world q medicine The tim.
viii surely arrive when they will sureroeds All other
pnrgstivss ~hstever. The Ingredient. u which
they are composed can scarcely be obtained ~ drug
gsts OF the makers q other pile. Dr. BrAndr.t
has them grown and prepared without regard 10 the
sxpsnse. And this 30 make popular purgs.
tive Is appreciated. O. the sales indicate ousr
parsstve- are dragging sickering erisssnos. And
yet they may have scne merit But rrsndr~th's
Pill are safe and sure-~afe. because they operate
solely on impure hsa1ors. No valuable Guid 4.
tooohed, only eFese ~orn-oui rn.serisi which.
When taken out Of the body, lssve. u stronger
hey A. plesssn, suuly effective medicine can be-
To ssy th.s they will not sometimes give pain .uld
b true. bat the pain they give is only because the,
remove tbose crude and rad husns-- from the b,s.
which are the ooc4sion q disease. They opcn IA.
TIRES avenues. AMI thi, sway. 10 done plea.
sntiy.
Said by ,. X. CUsssGkxs. Tefre- Hsuts, aud ~ al
respectable dealers In nedicin~. snssidwlm