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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-30

B@The N. Y, Express congratulates
Massachusetts and New York upon the
speed with which those States FIJI requisi-
tions made upon them for Government wag-
ons, aruy equipments &c. 1t is not at all
10 be wondered at The able bodied men
of those States are " serving their country"
in just that line of patriotism, filling their
pockets with treasury notes, and leaving to
their less fortunate brethren of the West
the task of saving the Republic. II, in
stead of wasting their energies in money
making, they would defend their own bor-
der and the National capital it would be
far better for them and for US. They are
mighty only in movements calculated to
build up their own private fortunes.
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nIEn.


In Hannibal, No. September 18th, CHARLES D.
BorsNE, Clerk of the Hamilton Court Of Common
Pleas, after lingering illness Of several month";
Mr.. Bourne was born in Calvert county, Fast
ern shore OF Maryland, January 49,, 1907 and re-
moved to Evansville, Ind, IN 1888, and by his
good conduct ard depertmentwss elected Clerk of
the Court OF that county Owing TOLL health, he
removed TO Missouri In August, 1874, andfupon the
establishment of the Hamilton Court of Common
Pleas, was elected clerk IA August, 1s45, which
Office he has been successfully elected 70 since.
Mr.. Bourne a man Of noble and generous inn
pulses, and many can attest 70 his Kindness when
in their days OF misfortune, he 50 generously as.
sisted them IN their difficulties. But above ALL he
leaves large and highly cultivated family, who,
now like the osborn lamb. weep because
their protector is not, and one aged who the
partner of his joys and sorrows now stricken with
grief, who has increasingly watehe by his bedside,
what human consolation can, now reach her; but
she knows her Redeemeth still liysth, who hath
said the widow and fatherless shall not cry unto
me In vain, and she will receive that consolation
this world cannot give.-HannIbal Messenger.
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Bg-A mysterious disease prevails among
the 18th Indiana, encamped at Kalorma
near Washington. Soon after arrival, ear
" in August arsenic was found in spring
from which they took water but only two
drank before the poisoning was discovered.
The spring twas thoroughly cleansed. But
since then the men have suffered most Sc
verelY, and now 200 are sick and &c have
died, but most Of the sick are recovering
The first symptoms is great nervousness, fol-
lowed by low f3ver. The regiment are
now removed across Chain Bridge, and are
! improving.
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The Meeting Saturday Night.

The Court House was densely crowded last
Saturday night, by q fair representation of
the voters of the city, called together to
take into consideration the building of
Military Hall, and the organization of the
Legion. Mayor Baker was called to the
chair, who stated the object of the meeting.
Jno. ]. Chandler, Esq, was called upon and
he responded in speech, which, although
not on the spread eagle style, was to the
point-and was heartily enjoyed by every
man who had the pleasure of hearing it
The necessity of the drill room was stated
and it was unanimously resolved by the
meeting that the Military Hall be built and
that it be built at once. The old building
committee was discharged, and Messrs. Simp-
son Singer, and Clark were appointed to take
charge of the material already obtained, and
take such steps as are necessary to complete
the building by Saturday nsxt. A Finan-
cial Committee was also appointed, compos-
ed of Messrs. Bray, HornbFook and Chandler
to solicit contributions to the building fund.
The question of building the Hall, having
been satisfactorily settled, the organiza-
ton Of the Legion for home protection was
discussed and the speakers answered fully,
as we have endeavored to do in these col
umns, every objection that has been urged
against the militia law. Mr. Wolflin demoI-
ished the last fimsy excuse made by la
borers, that the rich men were holding
back, BY abiding to the character Of many
men in the Evansville Rifles.
In order TO test the sense of the meeting
it was proposed, that all who were not mem
bers of the Legion, but who intended to
of general uprising of every man in the
house, twenty or thirty only were found
who expressed even their willingness to do
anything in defence of the city.
A committee was appointed by Mayor
Baker, who will call upon our citizens this
week, and urge upon them the Importance
of closing places of business sitter P. NJ,
in order that all may have an opportunity
of drilling We have not time to make
any comments upon the proceedings Of
this Meeting. 1t was an important meet
ing; one of the most important ever held
in this city, but we hope it will be thu las
meeting to discuss this Legion question:
Let US do our duty without any more
talking If we are not towards, unworthy
the name of Indianians, we will each In
our respective spheres, prepare TO fight
The people of this city may be assured O
one thing, that the three companies al
ready organized, intend to do their duty
news in another eninnn OF
=. lar. il sufficient 70 in
dictate the duty of every man who ha
q home to protect, or 3 character to pre-
serve from the imputation of cowardice.
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Bg~ The friends of the Legion are con
WINGED of the fact that in order to place the
companies now formed in a state of eff
cheney, it will be necessary for them to have
daily drills. Drilling by gas light in COM
paratively small room will not answer the
purpose, and we suggest to captains OF
companies the propriety of having a daily
drill from to ST o'clock P. N. This would
not interfere materially with any mans
business, and the end for which the organi-
cations have been perfected, would be more
readily attained.
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E2T We are requested by Qaartermaster
Orr to say, the volunteers at Camp Wander
burg are in need of blankets, and as they
cannot be Immediately supplied by the gov
eminent, any blankets, comforts, &C., which
can be spared for their use by our patriotic
citizsnE, would be gladly received. IF the
owners will mark them in some way, SO that
they may know them again, they can be re-.
turned in a short time.
Anything sent to Marble Hall building,
on Main street, to-day, will be conveyed to
camp, or if parties who have the desired ar
ticles will leave their names, they VIII be
called on during the day.
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Post Once mattsrssb
E PosT OFFICl
EHansYiIIa. Ind. SAINT 4

Evansville, Ind, Sept. "a.
A Periodical Stand has been opened in
the Post Office Lobby, by Messrs. McFerson
Brothers, at which, hereafter besides peri
odicals, cigars, tobacco, stationery, and the
atest papers from all parts of the country,
with and without wrappers-the proprie-
tors will sell postage stamps and stamped
envelopes for the greater convenience of the
public and this Office. Persons wishing
stamps and stamped envelopes will there
fore apply at the Periodical Stand in the
| P. o. Lobby. ere -trH Is zs-errss
Tue Post Office hours, viz, from IA. III. to
II P. M.-are believed to give plenty oil
- far he-Dublic con venience. There
necessary for colTecfiy dIspaTcnTnP me Nm.
! road mail, the delivery will he closed
while this mail is being made up, from !
I half-hour to n hour, according to the size
/ of the mail and the time necessary to prom
! erly make it up. The delivery will also he
closed as usual for an hour after the arrival
of the Railroad mail, for the purpose of
opening the same. Our aim is to awe the
public as much time to do business with the
Office as possible consistent with the correct
handling of the mails.
Notwithstanding the ample notice given
through the papers and the fact that we
nave had the new stamps and stamped en-
Fciopes f0r exchange or sale for over
month, persons are still dropping letters for
mailing and delivery here, and newspapers,
into this office, with the old style of stamps
on. This is to notify all concerned that all
such letters for mailing have been sent to
the Dead Letter Office and will continue to
be. Every week from twenty to thirty
such go there attempted to be prepaid with
old style stamps. Persons mailing letters
cannot be too careful to put on new stamps
as the old ones have lost their value and
VIII NOT prepay postage from this place
On this point our orders are imperative.
JAMES Fl. McNEELY, Postmaster.
Sept 25lwd&1tw.
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SEPTEMBER % 1861.
8 bags timothy seed, Vicksry Bros; l hf Dbl and
l tub butter, sacks coffee, bales mats, 20 boxes
preserves de-, bales bed cords IL butter pals, Q
bdls baskets bale II hops, bale Measures, bdI
ware, box r goods, l bale rope, boa hardware
6 bdls baskets, bids w chairs, hhds sugar, 8
bbIs molassess II A Cook; L Dbl -four, Jas scsht.
lIp5 Dbl sppless John PrestOni hid hams, A
AAa2ne5 sSl-ar sIaaallnars: 8 bales do j II
ter Fierllng; 10 bxs glass, Mitchell . IcTl
ris6urg, HIS; 10 boxes dry goods, 7 cases boots
ana shoes, 10 trunks dry goods, bales do, / box
clothing, rolls leather, box queensware bxs
glass, box indigo, kegs Soda P G O'Kiiey q
IL bxs dry goods, II bales sheeting, Maokey, Hen,
ming Co.; ls bags of coffee, s Gilbert Dc Co;
mss sqgar u Heiman; bales hops, / box of
OFT; box vine, G d Bement; box mdse, coils
rope, Cox q Humphrey; bxs dry goods, boxes
8 cases shoes, II & W w Morgan; 8 boxes of oil
CLOTH A Lowenthol; 2 crates crockery, III A Law
renee; case Oil cloth, @ Babcock f3x of shoes
Crane Brown. @ ~
A. E. SuRADER Act
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The situation Im Kentucky,

| From Mr.. CowEN, of Muhleuburg, WHO
arrived in this city Saturday, we learn
that Rochester was taken by the rebels
| last Thursday afternoon. He escaped from
the town after a portion of the force had
arrived. They were 1000 strong, 1000
having come from Tennessee, via Russell
vile. and 1000 from Bowling Greeu-
They were commanded by Gen. Helm, a
son of Ex-Gov. Helm, and a West Point
graduate. Capt. VIM. Vanmeter, formerly
of the Matte Cook was in command of a
company Gen. Helm declared to friend
of Mr.. CowEN's, that their destination was
the Ohio river, aud it was Mr.. Governs
opinion that they intended to march up
on Spottsville at an early day They were
arresting every one, and administering to
all who would it, the oath of allegiance
to the Southern Confederacy.
Maj. Shanks of McHenry's Regiment.
arrived Saturday. His regiment is sta
toned at Hartford, and it was Col McHen-
rvs intention to give the enemy battle as
soon as he crossed the river.
A note from the Postmaster at Hartford,
written Thursday evening, says that an at
tack on Hartford, was hourly anticipated
We have also reliable Information, that
l 1000 rebel cavalry are in the vicinity of
Morganfield, forty miles from Evansville, |
and it was feared that they were en- route I
to Lock No. l. Our forces at the Lock
were reinforced yesterday, and are well |
situated to repel an attack. The city, yes
terday, was full of unfounded rumors. The
above statements are reliable, having been
gathered from an authentic source. p
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FBIGHTFUL SKIRMIsH.-Left for parts
known to their friends, two nice young men
who are supposed to have predatory designs
upon the state of matrimony in neighbor-
ing county. In the excited condition of the
country and the almost universal prepare
ton for war, we fear that our friends will
meet with disastrous defeat at the hands
of the fair rebels tff @u-t
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BG~ We understand Capt D. B. Heron,
formerly of the J. q. Done, has taken the
contract to carry the Evansville and Padu-
cab mail. g
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TO the public.

We desire to call your attention to the
fact, that the above house has recently been
enlarged, thoroughly repaired, and newly
furnished in very superior style and that
we are now prepared, and will use every
exertion to accommodate our guests, in q
most excellent manner. We most earnest
ly solicit your patronage and influence
If BoRooURT & PILLsBURY. =
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A Card.

The American House, formerly known as
the Pavilion Hotel, Water street. corner of
Sycamore, Evansville, Ind, J, J. Pulls
BURY, formerly of steamboat Masonic Gem,
and w. W. BoIooUaT, formerlyrof City Ho-
tel, Proprietors
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ploits, and we started down the river, ar
irving home about nine o'clock. An in
ventory of our share of the short campaign
showed US in possession ofimproved health,
a suit of very dirty clothes, and one seces-
sion cigar, from the plantation of General
Whira
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OWENsBoRo We should have denied
several days ago. the statement, photographed
tothe Associated Press, that Owensboro was
in possession of the rebels The Union
men control that point, and the gun-boat
Conestoga, lies opposite, ready to warm up
the place, should the confederates attempt
to capture it.
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B<r The prospee. of filing up the r. ranks
OF the AID Regiment are Frightening. Sew
eral detaehments of recruits have arrived
during the past few days, and several more
are expected. 81 sog 2. s
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60 The city, after two or three days of
excitement settled down into its wontea
quiet. Saturday Was a dull day, and local
items were few and far between. oaz Is
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ELECTTON NOTTCE-
STATE Of indiana. ls
NnnaA rhnrah h. mir ~.

/ STATE OF INDIANA,
Vanderburgh cyanty So
J, Luis Ricalsr, clerk ofths Vaadsrburrh CIR.
I omit Court, within ana az said CofntV. NJ Tsr.dv
certify TO the Sheriff Of SAID County wbst Ofissrs
are g be elected at the GeneiaI Election On
toe state OF IndiaDal, 70 DO held 81 the "a TuSg-
day in October 1861. at the dfHsrent olar.r ! r
holdipE elections IN said County, O. W.T.
dioia1 Circuit
An Auditor Of Yande4burgh County
County Commissionor for the second Distrfsg
witness my hand aud the seal Of said Court, al
D. 1851. LOUIS RTCaTER Glerf v 4 II
l. GEORG WOLFLTN, Sheriff Of Van erburgh
County, certify that the above notice Is true aud
complete copy, Sept. 18th. 1891.
elt GEORGE M0bFLIN, shefiH v. q.
sep1s-td
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ATTENTION LEGION IF 700 want uni
forms made or cut at the lowest possible
prices and on short notice, go TO Davidson 3
on First street "a
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AT A GREAT sACRIFICEy
NATTONAT,T,OAN

Pursuant 70 instructions from the secrotarv 4,
the Treasury, book win be opened on the 23d day
1 Of September lnst,) at the Evansville Branek
Bank, for subscriptions under my superiufspdsBcs
for Treasury Notes to be iaguod under the cot OF
July IT, 1861. These notes VIII be issued 10 sums or
| fifty dol ars, one hundred dollars, i've hundred
dollars, one thousand dollars, aud five thousand
dollars each dated 10th August, 1901 payable three
years after date, 20 the order Of the subscriber o
as directed, and bearing interest at the rate on
z $40 per cent. per annum, payable s6mi-anpual.
" such interest being at the rate az tvo $500 ~,
each day on every hundred dollars. For the cor
venience OF the holder, each note will have con.
pons attached, expressing the several amounts Of
semi-annual interest, which coupons NAV b. de-
this notes.
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes viii b.
received during fifteen days from tbs day Of open
ing the books as AFORESAID. No Subscription TO-
less than fifty dcl.arf, FOR any fraction al ehat
sum, can be received. Subscrlptions 81 dftv AL
lars or one hundred dollars must be paid III IaVfuI
coin OF the I'm ted States at the time on uubaeri
bling. Subscriptions Of more than ons hundr1d
tenth at the time OF subscribing and one third OF
the whole amount On every twentieth dav fhereaE
yer, yer n2sl 5ne "noie shall be paid No payment Of
less than nifty dollars can be accepted that being
issued.
Certificates viii be granted in duplioats % anvil,
scribers for the amounts - paid, the original Of
which the subscriber viii transmit by mail ~ tho
Secretary Of the Treasury when Treasury Notes.
Der or his or7er, carrying interest as expressed IN
such certificate but IN case8 whore only Part on
nuDaetlueu - phAa AZ TIE tlEne sub
scribiRg, Treasury Notes VIII be Issued only Tor tha
payments made subsequently 70 the drIt, which
will remain until the whole amount subscribed b.
such person shali be paid, when Treasury Notes
VIII be Issued for such FIRST payment also ON
payment Of each deferred instafmout tina rubserf-
Der will psy, ia addition thereto, a sum equal 60
ne Interest accrued thereon from the iath August
% the date OF payment, and on dnal payu7eut Ifrs
interest on the amount patio On Inscription, wbiob
payments Of interest viii be reimbursed TO the
nbscrlber in the pigment Of the hIsE coupon.
me treasury Notes tssued upon such certificates
y the Treasury viii be sent 10 the subsoriberB by
aail, or such other ode as may be Indicated By
BEN, whsp they trausm their original csrtid-
ates The duplicate cert dcates may be retained
, them for their security.
ANIL BAYARD, Cashier,
sepl6-dl w6iF2t Subscription Agent
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E1H The neatest rooms and the finest
show of pictures are at Elliotts City Gal
lery No. 63- Main street, t.seTt 3
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Behm,s Commercial college

The night session of this school will
commence this Monday evening, Sept. 3Oth.
I For terms, &c. cali at the College Rooms
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pE J. Perry Elliott has removed his
City Gallery to .Klusman's new building
No. 63 Main street
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sSS%The Grey Eagle Is the regular packet
for Louisville to-day, and the Curlew for
Padncah -..i {
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B Pictures are made as cheap as. %
cents at Elliott's City Gallery. 6
sept 2s1wdEw
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H&r A few good, substantial goods for
citizens wear are still to be had at David
sons for very small sum of money.
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HONE INTERESTS.

Bag Dobell keeps all the latest periodi-
calls for sale.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOB DAILY:
Delivered IN the City, per 10
By mail or In the City, per year Tin sdvanee) 90
FOR WEEKLY
ny mali per year single subscriber......--'-.Sl ~
's +" club of five 10 one address) OO
ADVE RTTSING.
For Terms aes first page. tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents in the places named:
Dr. RaIston, Boonviile, Warrick 90.
John NJ Lockwood, Mt Vernon, PoseS Co.
John B. Daugherfy, Rockport, Spencer Go.
James L. ThorntnE, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Handy, Newburg, WRTrick 90.
DR.. Murphy, New HARMONY, Posey 90.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthians.
Preston Talbot, PopeyTille. Posey Go.
II. Fl. Custen, Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal P. o., Warrick %.
John sudriets Mt. CARMEL III.
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bSg~ All the ladies aud especially all
connoisures patronize Elliotts Gallery, No.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL
yea 20 e B6Ete9'S

ARE composed of pure and unadulterated Wine,
combined with Barberry, Solomon : Seal, Comtrey,
Wild Cherry Tree Bark, Spikenara. Camnomile
Flowers, and Gentian. They are anGtactured by
DR.. Dods himself, who is experienced and sic.
cessful Physician, and hence, should not be clasSd
among the quack nOstrums whicT G5od the coun
try, and against which the Medica profession are
SO justly prejudfced. These truly vaiCabe Bitters
have not been fairly before the public for year,
and yet there ia a heavy demand for them from all
parts of the Union.
Dr.. Frlnlr, No. so West s5th street, New York,
81 have been greatly benefited by using DR..
DoDs' WINE BITTERs, and am now using them freely
and successfully la my practice. As medicine
for Females, consider them unequalled' rI
DR.. Guernsey, No. IS West 2sd street says:
81 have used DR.. DoDs' WINS BITTERs in my
practice and in all cases where tonic ID required,
consider them unsurpassed, and chSerfully re-
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DIR. Meaeham, of Florida. says: ~ aHsf4=# -
stFor several years i suffered ali the horrors Of
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/ I discarded prejudice, and used DR.. DoDs VINE
4 BIITERs, which have greatly benefited me, and
/ Mr.. G. S. Weaver, Of Albany, n. Y, says:
/ My wife was sinking rapidly with cOnsum ptinu
/ the best ply siciaus in Albany and New York GUY
prom ounced her case hopeless. She used DR.. DOps'
WISE B,TTsRs, @zsd Is cured, =
Mr. J. b. staats, Of Newark, n. J., says
| MY daughter extremely i'll she had beeu
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produced extreme debility. Her consid-
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nended DR.. DoDs WINE BITTEEs ;. she Ssed them,
/
Mr.. Britain, Editor Of the Banner of Lighl. IN
Boston, says:
| f'Dr. j. BoVEE D0ls' WINE BITTERs have cured
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A .disting uished lady of MOBILIZE Ala writing 20
| a female FRIEND says: stat.
| nj would advise You use Dr. ). BoYEE DoDs M
| PERIAL WINE BfITEEs. L have used them, and
/ consider them blessing to Sex"
! We might write a small volume, and then would
not give Ons-fourth Of the Testimonials in pos
session, the virtue of these Valuable Bittsrs
but We only say that they are approved of by our
best Physicians, are doing much good in all parts
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So Main street. a07 aaoNaIAo
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New SHOOTING GalIerv

The undersigned would inform the militsrv,corn
panes Of evansville and the pnDlis genes ally that
ne has ntted up the spacious Han on the corner of
Main and First streets, (uto Masonic HullJ as
. shooting gallery" All persons desiring 10 prac-
tlce with the Ri1s and Pistol are invited to call
me oest weapons viii always b. kept on hand
Visitors TO the Gallery are informed tIar good or
der will always tie insisted on
septsl-tf GEORGE W EENSEN La
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Army Contracts

EB OsNsN-ETS .9-R.K7 K.ERERs, KE.eTs,
eZS a large stock of Bounets. Hats, Ribbons,
Flowers, Rushes, Plumes, and Millinery Goods
generally, at r. SCHAPKER & CUISINES.
sep2o a.. .eai 50 Z No. 49 Main street