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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-11
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING
LOTS. TO BE FILLED.


And now here Il appearing 70 the Common Coun-
ell OF the City of Evansville, that Lot No %, in
Block No. IL, StockwelI's Enlargement, City of
remains Btaxnant thereon, and the owner or own
Of said Lot are hereby directed and required by
the said Council to all up said Lot to such height
as will prevent water from collecting and remain
ing stagnant thereon, within thirty days from the
passage Of this order.
I, Patrick Burke, Clerk Of the City Of Evans
vile, do hereby certify that the foregoing is true
and complete copy of an order of said Council,
passed on the LIST day of June, A. D. 1861, so far
&c relates 20 the within named Lot.
In witness whereof, have hereuntO subscribed
my name and affixed the seal of said City, this,
25th day of September, A. D. 1861
RW0TKOB TO COsNsTR.H GTORs.
GW The Common Council of the City of Evans
Wills will receive sealed proposals until the 18th
day of October, 1851, for grading the Alley extend
ing from Sycamore to Vine Street, and 81 tuate be-
tween Seventh and Eighth Streets in said city.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Sept. 20, 1ss1.-sept2l
m Office 20 CONTRACTORS.
GW The Common Council of the City of Evans
vile viii receive sealed proposals until the 18th
day Of October 1851, for grading the Alley extend
ing from Sycamore TO Vine Street, and situate be-
tween Second and Third Streets, In said city.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks once, Sept. 90 lsel.-sept2l.
Notice to Tax Payers.
Notice Is hereby given to the Tax Payers Of the
City of EvansEilles that have received from the
Clerk of the Common Council of said City, the
Vav nvu farf F1efv "A am
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-11
ErOR EXCELLENT EAsT ooLoRED CAL
700 aud Del4inss. call on
ELLIOTT Bros,
No. lS9 Main Street.

pAHTALoONIH0, HOSIERY .RLANNELss
Donsstics. Shirtings in every variety. at
ELLIoTT BROS,
No 13e Main Street..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-11

MA. LAWRENCE,

Having bought the entirs stock Of J. W. Hughes
invites all merchants desiring 70 repisnish thei
stock, 60 call and examine the rev goods now open
ing promising 90 sell the same at reduced prices
The stock consists, in part, OF
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-11

THE time here set down is adjusted to contract
kosTs. On the River there rs variation according
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-11

CHRIS. HEDDERICH, Collector.
Sept Sd, 1861. IVOlksbote COPY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-11

L1OR GOOD HATS OF EVERY VARIETY
= add eols. call al { ELLI0TT BROS.
No. f35 main Stree
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-11

Oh4adlsI : Hyaas PIE Att'y. ssptal-sTw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-11

Next Door to old Bank
BT.AJNfSR.EkEB, EyN.DA.sJVsG.
sspt9o-Rmd&w
rAKE NOTICE1

pERsoN DESIRING TO PURCHASE DRY
a GOODS at such prices as will be Of an ad-
Vantage to themselves, Would do well 20 give
ELLIOTT BROS. q call, as they make it a
rule TO sell at hIrd fines prices.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20
A NEW ARTICLE
Roback'S Stomach B;tters

a pew and delightful StCrnscLtc and Corciri fo~
giving tone - the Srnach ADJ for the prevention OF
bilious co,as !1Dts, Incident 20 tbs Western country
Try H.
As usorning drink. 20 assist digestion and rele~e
Dyspepsia. IL has 40 equal Try A.
In rdr,T ]; is rLlsrsor 20 az other B.ttsrs Try g.
The formula q these Bitters. now Cssl) the cole
property % IT, koSack, ori sfnktec with tbs
oldest and moSt eminent Medical Pracftiouer- Of the
West and IL Is directly predicstsd npon the wants a
Western I-NoF.s-
These Bissers derive their stimulus FROM th. power
al ionic nature Of the and herbs q which tbe-
re composed, and ss they are. by Aliaying annai
sra cravings of the stomach. directly prouctlve @;
TEMPERANCE.
the present proprietor isheves that L. sSing ,A~ra
g1dvly known. the public weifart l. sub-erved.
Il vii b iog sale by al Of In, Aol.sck's nu-
n-rous A gents. and az HOJe.s &c The country ys>r
he msaIItin4e orders will - nIled cire<- IN. u
l~Hnau ~ any quantity, AID n t-se lowest
l. put up IN Quart Boi;les, Dd -onreb packed Y
Oss dos casce- Halt don sample will haw~~er
Pscked and seEt - any address, Il 49,
icta.i Pr.ce, si per bot 10, oS 81
sSs SS-
fni0gai Of.lce al5c ss>cs-Don. Noe kaz fcurfA
street, Sd building irN Mali SIest Cil,-i.1sri
'fio- Laboratory. ~ - Hammond Strs>t
.vI ssi, m Nigc County by
NJ. lOANkILl, TcTge dsute
J. X. CUNNINGHAM. ..
NN. l. sUUEy, New Gcehan
/ Pf1Ek BJSkfRK. CsntrVz1ls
Aoi ~ Druggists and Nerca.-,s generally
! throughout he Calted States and CsnsdAs-
! % 81. q
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20
uELNBoLDs GENUINE PkEPA.

HELMBOLDS GENUINE PkEPA-
HELABoLD's BCcHC for The bladder.
HELNB0lD'S bCCGJ for The kidneys.
HELMBoLD's BCCHu sor the Gravel
HEIMBOLD's BUCHC for the Drop-y
HELMBOLD'S BCCBU fcr Se-vOtsSees.
HrfMBolD's BUCRc fcq Lose of Memory
aEIMBoLD's BIcng fos IsIsess Of VISION
HEIMBoLD's BCCHU for Weak Nerves.
HELMBoID's BrCHC for Gea@rsl TAeF.lity-
HEIMpOLD'S BCCBU for CcfveTsai I.sssilute
HEIMBOID's BUCHU for Borrog q Deesse
HEINBOLDs BJCHC for Night Sweats-
HEINB0I.D'R RUCHU for wskefilne~s
HEIAIBoLD's BCcHc for DryDess Of TO- skss.
HELl[BoLDS BcCHv fo- Erupaols.
gELABOlDs BVCHC for P1:r in he BscS
HELMBOlD's BCCHC for Hesv!ness q the Eyesias
With Temporary Snauson snd Loes Of Sight
HELMBOlD'S BCCHC for Mobility and Restlessness
With want Of Attention soi Horror Of Society.
HELMBOLD'S BCCHU Tor ob-trucssoos
HEIMB0LDS BUCHU for ENce@ses arising from In
discretion, aod ell Diseases OF
FEMALES-FEMALES-FT
FEMALES-FEMALEs-FE
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE. NARHIEp. OR con-.
TEAfpLATTNG AAltRiAGE,
TaEY ARE OF 10 AVAIL
HUMBoLD'S EXTRACT BTCHC
IL THE VERY BEST REMEDY IS IRE w0HIp
For all complaints incidens 70 The Sex whether
Sln from lndiscreuol. Habits u Dissipation IN ~
DECLINE or CHANGT OF LIE
sEE SYMPTOMS ABOvF
40 lilly SHOULD BH WITHOUT IT.
Take 10 more Balsam Mercury. O. Unpleasant
NedG,ns ,os s6, pnb,ss,ss, =, s1 II pSn c,Se' Sss
sEcRRT DsSEisfs "A'
Ia all hesr stssee, At little Expense
Little % change of Diet 10 incoa~vnienoe.
AND NO ExPOsuRE.
Ure HELXBoLps EXTRACT BUCHU AZ Bso.ss-
- srising from habits tnculged 10
1Y No.Nc aNDoLD
And for aseasee ari-ins from habits Of dissipation
Il removes all improper discharge aud win restore
the patient In short time % state n health and
| purity.
Ard effcctions ~ the most distressing character.
Use HEIMBoiD's kxTRAcr DUCHU 81 al sfe>
tons an diseases II the
uRrSinr onc!Ns.
Whether existing IN
MALE cn FEmaLr.
~" How How 10 iOSa SsiFif ssT1fSbiSsO%. 4 %''''' .
All t,e aspve d-es-~s ara symptoms assnt, ID sSe
same treatment snd may originate ffcm the same
cause.
HELNBOLD's BCCHU is rafc and pleasant In taste
snd odor, but immediate In i;s aedon.
Personally appeared before mo, an ALDERMAN Of ths
city of philadeirhia. n. 7 HEt.MROIn Chemist wh<
being duly sworn, dos say that his preparation on
tsins DO narcc. r~rcury, Injurious drugs, hot 1,
purely ,ess,able. II. 7. nEIABofr
Sworn apa subscribed before me, the IA day c
November, lsSt. WM. = .HfBBARn. Alderm an
Prtce 81 r,er ho,i~ ~ for 81. delivered 80,
adtress
Prepared hy u 7. HFisBoln.
lrscticsl aud Analytical Chemist
ios south T~uth 81. below Chestnut fhiis
BEWARE OF COCNTERFEITs
AND UNPRiSC1pLED DEALERS.
who epdesvor . dispose '.cF ovS" and ''cTf
xs'' sErl1Es OK rux sKpt1Arlo~ srrAnrDr,
Helunbold's Genuine Preparations
I" Yxtrs~t Buebu.
" sarsapariiis
4" Improved Ro>e Wssb
TN. BARR a GO.
Aud al Drng1rta evcryvbere-
Ask roR urLNBoLD's TAKE 30 oTHER.
Cat s.ut che advertisement and send fos a.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND ExrosUEk.
ussawan
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20
Prepared BY
Dti. y q AVER 4 CO..
LOWELL, MASS,
Price, 81 per BottIe-Six Bottles
for SIS.
-A,.tS EAnx,v.w. Hbno fAwsn 4

Has won Tor Itself such renown Tor the OF ev-
cry variety of Throat snd Lung Conplani that il il
entirely unnecessary for recount the evidence
Of IL virtues. wherever IL has been employed. As
II has long been in constant throughout this
ton, need nos do than the people is
quality T. kept up the best 81 has been and
that IL may b. relied d. for their relief s Il las
h-aar nd a. u.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20
OF Advertising IA Daily.

Les-I st~~-ri-s-nensf ~ .0Snts TT sqH*fr oN'n
cs.~-tto1- -. -, -
- :. ..sys--.ss ~ sf~ year sftk "a prvt3eso of
eh snzsrz At ols.srre fea-ty af~T--sefs, l>'seer,
sfu g oorf.ssd stTtcsly =, tAsir FsariN ''-os~7'
s,t .rTi pay zt1rt~rly -,
sa~r<fi-~-reots n Ga ep-ci-s 90 '4'-<1-,r w
- etsrgs-two prte-s -. .
4 i-ey-4><cfer.s 49, e>rSS-ntiy y ." '~0f'e,
-z,<e- a-t bali
Dassness no.sre- paoHshiir n u. ic@l -etaflns. ~
,, l.r.s of utder ~ar - ccG<ged fT Zach iusrtaon
81 fo~sr ter irs- ten rsE.- rer Inc
kt-srlSDss;s sest n y, - sf~esa.o t.f'@> VI
o. in.>rts-. three rsontes unie-s ordered ca,
.<ry s,ssredon oft stsDfog AdVertisetasnt vi
snsars " = renewal of IL saf1e uolsss ot'er"iS'
<Srar-t upcc BY cot ~ -
Aunou;.~fnx ear 49, - do = esery t.-sttp
80 via he sh.rve ~ 90 toT sch nam. IN TIE D-liy
-r-i sa.cs lo 10 D-iiy ~ Ws"siS. "'e's- - ~"
No ssrsssstoas savcrts-sru~a'- ~t.-t.'s.f :,
cssTxezwIll b r1sts - igssrllns us r.ftSg~ oi
- o-6@r-. sorss-i-4 - -cons As foll0Tf.
POI each Iot.co no, sxssesins : lEes . ss-ls.'v'
Zach iu-~rt.s,s.. oxsr eixb; lis,s a tbs snle
An-oanrtrz deaths ~itt faner4l cot.o@ -;te l,,.
-1, ~ithort zo-ios. re-
Eo,,ras n Fse.i~.s. r--r.s sni Excursions guttsu
% ny intvidusls or se-Nfslone, - y cnu'Vess ,
Z r-s-fs- price,
Aosynsys ordering, ana payment ~ - oe delays.
az th~ tsxsi pr oresu% - bat ceeetsoie AZ The usual
tina Prbsesr r@- s-x.antable iuf The accuracy oi
sxss atve-tssun.r,s -. ct tas snoa-t Snarsei iof
tss;f rnbiiestiop
he Weekly Express
poblishs|; eve-J Wednesday. At sl- -s0psr srsuin.
>tvaDce.
ss-So paper .ent vstsou. ths money or eu-utina-
logger fuss than paid sc.
aases OF Advertising an weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

ss-Tbsrs will h~ no deviation fcra he above
ssee-
s1r Advertisements pzbh.oAi IN bcth Daily and
weekly us be charged ths fol- Daily rates With Que
bslf 4 -. Weekly rates ADDED
- CHARLES CRUFT, PRoR-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20
LEGAL.

Annual Report Of the Auditor Of yigo
CO1aty-
DEIORl a the Auditor q Nigo county. shos1ng
II the Snount received and disNurred ioT TIE yc..'
oommen1nS June let, ). IA. lseo. sist eac.sG
LIST, A. n, lsSl, inclusive
RECEIPTS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20
Price 95 cts. per BOx--Fiye Box.
g. FOR al 90.

Great numbers Of Clergy10en, Physicians. States
men, aud eminent personages, have lent their names
certify the unparalleled usefulness o. the
dies. but space bere will permit the
OF taem. The Agents below named furnish gratis
our AMKRrAS ALstAsAc IN which they sre given;
with also full descriptions of the above complaints
and the treatment fbst should - followed fo1 their
cure.
Do DO. - put Of BY uspri0pled dealers With other
preparations they L.azs more profit Demand
AYERS and take ~ others The sick want the best
aid there &. i0r them, and they should have IL
All our remedies are for sale by J. r CvsrNonsM
p " noSSTiIx aDd by all Druggists IN Terre Eaute.
Wholesale hy ALLEN & Co, CiDcinnaa.
uav2Sdecri- -yEece
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20
.4yer's Cashnrf,e Fiils,
FOR TIE CURE oy

roR THE CURE oY
Cosuveness, Jaundioe, Dyspepsia, lDdisesGen. DIS
ensery, Foul Stomach, Erysipelas, Headache.
Piles, Rheumatism Errptioos and Skin Dis
eases. LIVER Complaint, Dropsy, letter.
Tumors and Salt Rheun, Worms.
Gout, Neuralgia, Dinner
Phi, AID for Purifying The
Biooi.
They sugar coated, - that the most sensitive
can take ther pleasantly and they arc the bes, ape
ricnt Ia The world fortH purposes cf family
r,h.-aic
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
rxR1x-aAUrk . asCTGosp sAILaokD.
lrs-ss Lea~c- Trains Artayo-
Nal. 80 A 49,. Nail. Ma I. Sls. y a
10 :. As, .. 49, -ssoon No :. 10 "a, a n
-xzE HArTs. AIroS . 1T. LovE EArLzoAp-
rty..cs fssv~ Er.lGs Arrive
80 90 I. 1920, l. u. Nal. Va !, 40. ~
50 g. 400, y n. Fr't Z Acco 70 g. lols, < n
EvAssvILLK cHsvTcepsFrl1k hsIi-Ao>n
s,zs-.Ie.-~ rrsirs Asrise.
20. !. en-, A. 49,. Aecou.- No. l. -. ,. =
" 9 10 n A. A.. xsl..~s. NJ = q, ? ~
BccsvILIE ETTE.rsIo~
yx-rs ls~~<A Tratf< Ary.-s.
20 I, als, -. MAJ, s. So> !. .i>oo. A. n
iConS~rxoDs a-aAs p-oscpfiy y al r.s~s Rod.
18th connecting un>a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

SsTATE or INDIANA, ylG0 COUNTY. sc.
- viso Conilncn Pleas C0urt. August Ie1c. .ssi.
Bepjainin Nckeon. adDinlstrasor q James JOSn-sao
W Aigy Dean Judgment n Comr1on Pleas Csvyt
a yigo county. at April Tern, iso2-
ruE defendant viii take noscs. laAl liz 6rsl day
u thc ncst term ~ said Court thereAfter
as can be heard. will move the Court tH iesv to
isSue execution q "a ou ssid ,udgn~ol
tun2s. leel.vs~ REM. xokrxS. Act
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

E.B ALLEN, AyC.
r.rrc-Haote, t-ne e. tssl-o-s~
p She expenses q this war ~ ooupsrsc vffs
the expense ~ iTc aDd 20. show d-crus~e q
-. 40
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20
~ II - r r ~ 9 L

O, 10 PIFTgsy7H 6EkLAS3UAL STATE.
-HBA1 of El< cSc-ldktso-s of ne HOME LFSl-
RASOS Co.kPASY q tts CSsy q %s1r Fors,
on ~ X 10. q Jrssa,y. is5l
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

ASsR13
Cash, Balance Ia Bank, - s07 20
Bonds and Mortgage (telng tr-t len 90
Real Estate. worth az lssst 81 sJ7 9oC) sO9 s2 0S
Loans on Stocks. pay able on demand.
fmarket value or securities slp7 sTs so i4 600 90
Bank stock. tmsrket valus) 7s.s75 90
United States Treasury Notes, (Iasrket
value, lO3 3e3 co
Brooklyn City Water Bonds. l0,250 90
North Carolina State Bonds market vail 1850 90
Missouri State Bonds lnarkct va!ue1. 1000 90
Real Estate, 70. 4 Wall Street, es.305 81
Interest due on lst January 1851 lcf
which sa2 $50 Y has sIncs been reed, s7.scs 81
Balance In hands Ct Agents and Ia course
of transmission from Agents 90 lat u
January lof which al ,sSs u has s!Dos
heen received). ss.4oe 10
Bills Receivable ,ssr preuiuu.s OF 10
land Risks. s4,sss %
Other Property, Msceuane0us k-rz G50o 90
Premiums dne and uDcoilectei ou foh
'cies Issued At oflo~. a,I3o Is
To'sl Sl,4e5, 100 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN, PExsrDEsr
hr A. wlILMARTH. yIcs PRrsIpESr
j. MILLION sM-TH, SECRETARY
JOHN McGEF, AssT src's
CHARLES CECFZ. Agent.
60. PHTSIx ROW,
uiaiadr rrhRE HsrTy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-20
Later from California

FoRr KElRNEY. Feb. 1s.-The Pony Express pass
ed here at $50 P. NJ By it we learn that tie name
of Camp Ford has been changed 10 Fort Crit eneen.
The steamer took S1,056,009 Of treasure 70 Ne"
York. .r. -
The fine weather encourages the uanspo.s@.ssSH
Of goods to the interior giving some aeVty = ne
iobbinp trade As yet little has been cone from
first bonds but there is a moderate inquiry Etn-
mus butter 20 TO 25e and higher prices asked tor
extra. Crushed sugar moving more freeiy 81 TIC
Lard quiet Linseed oil lover. Money Easy
Wheat scarce at 81 20 per 100 lbs. healner e1-
eeedingly favorable. -
The firing into the Star Of the West was considered
the most alarming intelligence jet received mere
Union resolutions were before the Legislature
Noss of the Brrckinridee members sympathize with
the Sonti,ern movement. Another mefteetual move
mont has heen made 10 get the Douglas members
Ne Cvsnt;on on the Senatorial question 1t j.
LIisve5 tbae If a caucus could be held with full
attendance Denver would get the nomination, and
after wards receive sufficient Breekinrsdge support
to secure the election. me Stase agricultural so
ci.tv has inst held It's annual meeting, and decided
that all the general S-'e lars s1~A hereal'er %
held at Sacramento.
ci,co the discovery of the Washoe and other sil-
lines on the eastern slope Of the Sierra Neva
a. sstvtbree silver mining companies have been
oan;..ed under the laws of California for the pur
oose ef developing the various argentiferous dis
t;css with a nominal capital Of over $4,000 900.
Most of the companies have their headquarters &C
Sal, Francisco. Captain Richard L. Whiting, long
iutthe service Of the Panama Nail Steamship Com
pany, died Of appOplexy at San Juan the evening
Of the 21st There are various ruJnors of Southern
politicians about precipitating crisis IN this state
under the watchword Of a Pacific Republic The
Federal employees at the Mare Island Navy Yard
have received no pay for some weeks, and all tnaf
could possibly be spared are discharged
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-20
River News.
RsDort,d BY H. H. Harrison Steamboat and Baltimore md
Ohio Railroad Agent.


RsDort.a nv H. H. Harrison, Steamboat and Baltimore md
Ohio Railroad Agent
Our river now affords five and half feet out over
Harpeth Shoals, with all prospect for no further /
demonstration at least for some days TO come.
The present weather from appearances bids fair
for more rains or the melting of the SHOWS now on
the ground in the upper portion of the vicinity oil
the Cumberland river.
The steamer Red Rover, now filling up with the
present freights on hand, and in the city, for New
Orleans and will positively depart on Thursday, at
o'clock, p. NJ.
No Ohio river boat now in port for CINCINNATI
or Pittsburgh but on tomorrow there viii arrive
the May Cook, from Pittsburgh, the Commercial
and Hazel Dell, from Cincinnati with the John
Gault from Louisville all Of which will meet, with
immediate dispatch back to their respective ports
of which due notice will be given.
This day there will be regular Paducah packet
70 leave at her usual hour OF departure.
Last night the C. E. Hilman from st. Louis, had
not arrived. but is confidently looked for to day,
after which she will meet with immediate dispatch
back.
The Chattanooga and Georgia roads are now car
rvinp frsm As to 50 cars, well lsdened per day,
whose capacity amounts to about 400 tons.
CorToS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of our friends have
hinted 10 rs that the cotton from the vicinity of
HuntsyiIle and Alabama is in wise superior to the
cotton raised in Middle Tennessee. This may, or
NAV not be So we do not feel inclined to cavl on
this point But the point we do maintain, and that
without fear of contradiction, is this, that we lack
energy in our mercantile community, to let cotton
slip Nashville: either it goes East or South as car
he brought here by the Nashville and Chattanooga
and Alabama roads cheaper than it can be taken L
Memphis and shipped when all transportation
summed up. at saving from Csc to zoe per bale
To any who doubt, all we have to say IN the prem
;ses as an agent for the South and East we VIII re
ceiye and ship cheaper from the pc ints named thai
they can from Memphis.
Now lading at Cincinnati for this port, Lebanon
Clipper and Ida Nay.
FREIGHTs AT MENPHs.-Cotton is so plentiful an
abundant al that point that 81 so per bale is ofere
from that point to Cincinnati, whence itgoes East
rail and river.
Aft Pittsburgh, seventeen feet water in the channe
with weather raining
Steamer James johnson will be the next Ne
Orleans steamer due in port
ARRrvEp-Mi nnetonka; Psducah.
DEPARTEp.-May Duke, Paducahi NashVlle' vi
cinnati: Emma, Memphis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-20
From MONTGOMERY!
GREAT ENTHUSIASM
inaugural Address of Presidents Davis!

MoSrGouERY, Ala, Feb lS.-The Inauguration
ceremonies to-day exhibited the grandest pageant
ever witnessed in the South. There was an i'm
mense crowd on Capitol Hill, consisting Of great
array of the beauty, the military, and the citizens
of the different States Of the Confederacy.
Mr.. Davis commenced his inaugural address at l
o'clock He said
Gsnisnen of The Congress of The Confsderates States Of
-Americd-ETieads and feloto citizens
Called to the difficult and responsible station OF
Chief Executive of the Provisional Governments
which you have instituted, approach the discharge
of the duties assigned me with an humble dlstrns1
Of my abilities, but with sustaining confidence IN
the wisdom of those who are to guide and and me
in the administration Of public affairs, and an
abiding faith in the virtue and patriotism OF tne
people.
Looking forward to the speedy establishment OF
permanent Government to take the place Oh 1,.s'
and which by its greater moral and physical s.s
will be better able to combat with the mahL Of
culties which arise from the connleung 80 81
separate nations enter upon the duties S - that
flee to which have been called Will NAV
the beginning of our career as Conisu - erioy-
not be obstructed by hostile opposition y gndence
Iuent of the separate existence and me- - h. 20
which with the blessing OF frss ,;o, of Provi-
asserted and which, with the OieS7e
dence. we intend to MAINTAIN; - in q manner un-
/ Our present condition. aemefee ;Il,,.t-ot.. tba
oo5an+od +, the history OF natl0ns uss s sue
American idea that goyerna.s l. the rght Of the
consent of the governed and ~ = sne bener
neonle TO alter and abolish gI- g.. ,b;oh a.
they pecoIls IeS 3 The declared compact of the
Eefe sl;ch we have Withdrawn was to es-
t uFG1 i5o sIc s ensure domestic tranquility provide
for the common welfare and secure the blessings Of
hoerty ~ ~ the sovereign States composing this
"atedsracy the Government of the Union has been
ove-fed from the purposes for which it was or
99sned and ceased to answer the ends for which it
was established, peaceful appeal to the ballotbox
declared that far as the Confederate States were
concerned. the Governments created by that COM
pact should cease TO exist in this Confederaey, they
merely asserted the right which the Declaration Oh
| Independence Of 1776 defined to be 'inallenaoie.
OF the time and occasion Of its exercise, tne S01
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CHARITY CoxcERr.-We request our readers at
tenton to the card of the Robertson Association in
another column. Apart from the charitable object
of this concert it is evidently 70 be entertain
nent of unusual attractions. The assistance of the
Philharmonic Society furnishes an unexceptionabie
basis for good concert. CAMILLE URso's violin,
first class amateur pianist and lady and gentlemen
Tocalists, of eminently musical capabilities,
all volunteered their contributions. Then the uni
versal interest felt by the community in the ooJeels
of the concert, viii ensure the attendance OF al
classes-and the novelty Of the splendid MASONIC
concert room being opened for the occaslon-Ah
these united attractions will consPire to render TINS
the most universally acceptable entertainment .,
the season. We anticipate the most numerous anu
brilliant audience that Nashville has ever ye' as
aanbled