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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-09

WAsHNGToN, July Some of the bills
submitted by Secretary Chase with his re-
port on the finances, contains features SINH
lar to those in the bin reported during the
second session of the late Congress, by Mr..
Bingham, commonly known as the force
bill. 1t places IN the hands of the Presi-
dent the moral and military power to col
lect revenue in cases where there are any
combinations against the laws Of the Uni
ted States It authorizes MIN to close dis
loyal ports by proclamatinn- and la -nrnEila-
TOf carrying on trade with any part OF
State, as in the case of Virginia, in favor of
which the Secretary of the Treasury as we'll
as the Postmaster General with respect to
commerce and postal accommodations, have
already acted.
The contract for supplying the War De-
partment with stationary for the fiscal year
was awarded to Phillips &. Solomons of this
city. o.
Captain Van Vliet, it is said, has been re-
moved as Quartermaster from Fort Leaven-
worth and Captain Easton appointed to the
place. Pomeroy, Senator from Kansas has
chosen a seat formerly occupied by the
Senator of Virginia, and his colleague that
of jeff Davis.
There was a skirmish last night between
the pickets of the Eighth Regiment, District.
of Columbia volunteers and Virginia forces
on this side of Great Falls. The former
lost one man. The enemy were concealed
in the bushes. They were fred at but with
what effect is not ascertained. The impress
sion here is that Representatives Carlisle
and Van Wrinkle will be elected United
States Senators by the Legislature in ses-.
sion at Wheeling.
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BALrnlnRE. JnlY 8--A lettar Bal

BALTIMORE, July ga letter in the
American dated Martinsburgh, July 9th,
ANNOUNCES The arrival of Major Doubleday
and the R. I. battery. 1t says General
Patterson's entire army is encamped in
and around Martinsburgh. No forward
movement had taken place. Gen. Johnson
was reinforced by 1000 men from Manassas,
and had taken his stand for fight seven
miles distant, with 1900 troops. Large
numbers OF troops passed through Balti-
more to strengthen Patterson's column
The regiments which passed early yester-
day morning expected to cross the Poto-
mac by Williamsport.
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4 FRIEND OF THE ELEYENTH.


D%The conservative, peace-loving men
in this part Of the State, who are SO op-
posed to the prosecution of the war, may
be surprised TO learn that the question of
peace or war is no longer in the hands Of
the United States. The Richmond Wing,
the organ of jeff. Davis, says that the war
is to be waged against the Government nm
till we are willing to purchase peace by
assuming the payment of two or three nil
lions, expended by the Southern Govern
ment in the prosecution Of the war! 1t
says: a -dt : eIs 81
We.of the South have not got warm TO
the work yet There is no feeling more
general and intense among our people than
that of making the Yankees pay US for ey-
cry cent spent in the atrocious war. Rely
ing on the God of Justice, we will never de-
sist from this contest until we shall take a
full measure of vengeance and redress in
blood and treasure.
The man who would so far humiliate
himself as to accept peace upon any terms
except the unconditional surrender of the
rebels, is either a craven, or at heart a
traitor Let Us have war, redder than blood
and fercer than FIRE, if it must be, but let
US not sacrifice our manhood or our honor.
We are glad to Know that the people, to
whom the Union IS above all price, are rea-
dy to stake upon the issue of this contest
not only their material wealth, but in the
language of our Fathers, they pledge to it
E their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred
honor"
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TRmUNE's SPECIAL


Gen. Patterson's regular communication
with the War Office has been much inter-
rupted within the past sixty hours, to the
surprise and annoyance of the War Depart
ment. A report in The city traced to toll
erably authentic source, says General john
son attacked General Patterson at Martins
burgh, aud was repulsed with loss of 1000,
killed and prisoners. We give this rumoT
for what it is worth.
The New York 9TH and 18th regiments
left this P. N. for Martinsburgh via Cham
bersburgh. General Patterson sent for re-
Inducements several days ago. According
to General Patterson's late telegram and
the report of Col. Lunn, who arrived to-
night, having left MartinsbRrgh yesterday
P. NJ. Johnson's force consists of from
$4,000 to $4,000 infantry, COO cavalry, and
20 pieces of artillery, posted about seven
miles from Martinsburgh Patterson has
II 900 men and 20 field pieces. -
Latest information received at headquar-
tiers, says Beauregard personally commands
at Fairfax c. H., within fortified lines. His
precise force is not known. Ii includes six
or seven South Carolina regiments.
A bill, re-eonsrneting the Supreme
CoErt, will be introduced into the House.
Probably it will be referred to a select COM
mittee, with orders TO report to the next
session
Al democratic caucus last night, where
matters were informally canvassed, Mr..
ValIandigham intimated that he preferred
peace to the preservation of the Union. He
received very little sympathy. majority
expressed themselves in favor of giving a
thorough support to the Government, and
making quick work and no long speeches.
Mr. Wright, of the Luzerne District Penn,
gave this policy his strongest support.
Kentucky and Maryland did not attend the
caucus. Is ss-E = .==--.
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.N'trrOEs Debility, and the cItfef eaHaes
of disease, loss Of sleep, finds in HunneweIIs Tolu
Anodyne, one Of the most perfect remedies to.
which the young testify as having parallel
and the aged, even in where the sufferer
were over soyears. Of age declare that they seem
to have new lease of life.
These complaints often aggravated By indi-
gestion, and the giving of pills Of doubtful compo-
uents, or with mercdrial4 obstacles to its
Therefore, attention is asked TO Pill not
only designed to assist the Anodyne, be in per-
feet harmony With it, but as perfect Family
Physic in the most simple form They more
folly described in PamphIet to be found with all
dealers, may be had of proprietor by asking for
them. See advertisement.
iuy2-l md&w
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WASHINGTON, July s.-HousE.-AIessrs.
Delaplain, Nugent, and Dunn, severalIy APP
peared for the first time and took the oath.
The Speaker announced the following stand
ing committees the first named on each
being the Chairman
EZechoHs.-Davis, Campbell, voorhees,,
Mexican, Lewis, Baxter, Kelly, Erown, and
Menzies.
Ways and Neans. Stephens, Morrill,, of
Vermont, Phelps, Spaulding, Appleton,
Corning, Horton, McClernand, and Stratton.
On Claims -Fenton, Walton, Holman,
Hutchins Hale, NOEL, Webster, and Wal
lace
On Commerce. Washhurn,- Of Illinois,
Elliott, Barton, Babbitt, Greeley, Robbins,
of Missouri, Leary, and Sheffield
Public Lands Potter, Govode, VaIlan-
digham, Julian, Trumbull, Van Dosen, KEEL
logg, OF Michigan, Crisfeld and Wood
ruff
Post Office. Morrill,, of Maine. W iledon,
Blake, Billboard, Trobridge, and Norton,
District ef olupablI--Con king, Della
no, Burnett, Ashley, Talbot, Francher, Roll
Inns, of New Hampshire, Davis, aud Upton.
Judiciary. Hickman, Brigham, Pendle-
ton, Kellogg, of Illinois, Porter, Carlyle,
Thomas. of Massachusetts, May, and Dunn.
ReDolutionasg Ctaims-Dael, Edgerton.
Cooper Rice, of Maine, Ball, Terry, Girl
der, Biddle, and Morrill,, of Maine.
Public pendaure.-Oonrad, Edwards,
Kerrigan, Train, Midow,- Webster, Julian,
Hanchets, and White. 1&al
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CINCINNATI. July 8, P. M.-Flour unset
tied. Extra white wheat sold as low as 81,
and some little lots of fancy brands at so
"a rs. There is very little demand and
not much offering. Owners are not willing
to sell at these rates. Corn sold at 20c-
Oats 23c. Whisky steady at I21c receipts
light, Limited inquiries for bacon at 4ss,
and 64@7c for shoulders, sides and clear
sides, but holders ask 88@4c higher Moth
ing done in bulk meat. Mess pork is held
more firmly under the advices from New
York, but we heard of no demand Groce-
ries quiet. Exchange declined..to &c prem.
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. SPECIAL 70 TIE Pnsr.

WASHINGTON, July S.-Col Burnside will
command the Rhode Island. the lst New.
Hampshire, and the It'll New York regi-
ments, and will take the rank of Brigadier
General. 1t is understood that all regi-
ments now in this city will be ordered to
Virginia immediately. Six regiments in all
have left for Martinsburg.
The weather is intensely hot, interfering
somewhat with military preparations.
Congress will devote tomorrow to eulo-
gies on Senator Douglas.
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BERALD's DIspATCIi.

The last evidence that the rebels at Man
assass j JUNCTION don't intend attacking our
centre under Gen Mcdowell, is that they
have levelIed the forest to the ground for
miles, encun;bering every route between
Fairfax Court House and Manassas with
fallen trees to prevent al advance of our
troops. OF course it is not Beauregard's
intention to advance this side of such in
cumbrances, as they would forbid retreat
for his forces. This sudden barrier to the
advance of our army is taken as an iudica-
ton that reinforcements were expected to
give battle to Gen. Patterson.
A letter received from Fernandini, Fla,
from gentleman recently employed by the
Railroad Company, between that place and
Cedar Keys, states that the rebellion were
concentrating there, and two heavy Bate
ries were building. He is urging the Adj
ministration to send naval force sufficient
to dislodge the batteries and effect land
ING, which he alleges can be done now with
little difficulty. This position is an impor-
tant one, and the Government will undouht-
eddy take some action. fEIH@H
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SPECIAL TO THE coatmERcIAL,

At noon to-day there were 81 complete
regiments of good troops on the other side
of the Potomac. Thirty-one of them were
ready to march at an hours notice.
1t is now proposed to modify the present
tariff so that it VIII yield a revenue of
$lO0, 100000 annually.
The I'd Rhode Island battery left Wash
ington to-day; destination, secret.
The p. NJ. General has established a daily
rrTaT1 uetween nere anu Martinsburg.
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CORPORATION NoTICE,

o RIDER FOR PLANK SID E-w L L.
May 18th, ashland now 1t is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the city of
Evansville that the owners Of all lots or parts Of
lots fronting on or adjoining the west side Of Third
avenue, from Franklin street to Seeenth street
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought TO the proper grade, and that they cause
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order r. p BURKEe Cleri
Clerks Office. IUlV 3D.. 1851 f.fS 4
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Last Mig hts Dispatches.
Two companies of Ohio regiments
beseiged-New York bank state
ment "A fight at Martinsburg ex-
pected-Our whole force about to.
cross the Potomac.

BUcKHANNoN, Va, July ga courier ar
rived from Webster reports that four com
panies. of the 10Th Ohio regiment at Glen
willie, about 40 miles distant to the South
West, are beseiged by picked regiment Of
Firginians, and 500 militia, under o. Jep-
nings Wise. Col Tyler of the 7th has
marched to their relief from Weston, and
the 10th, Col. Lyttle, has just gone forward
to their rescue from this place.
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ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING
- LOTS TO PIE EILL.En

And now here t appearing to the Common Conn
Gil of the City of Evansville, that lots l, 2 b 4, o.
6. z, g. TO- and II, in Block No. 5, in Stockwelrs
Enlargement of the City of Evansville, are stu-
ated that water collects and remains staguant there
on, and the owner of said lots is hereby directed
to such height as will prevent water from col
Letting and remaining stagnant thereon, within
thirty days from the passage of this order.
Patrick Burke, Clerk of the City Of Evansville,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is true and
complete copy of an order of said Council passed
the 18th day OF May, A. D. 1851 so far as IL re-
lates TO the within named lots.
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed
my name, and affixed the seal of said City, this 22d
mav3O
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Morning Dispatches.

The rebels obstructing the roads
Latest from Florida-Gov. Magof-
fin trying to get himself into diff
cuIty-The neW force bill-Gen.
Patterson in a bad fx-Valland-
ingham mobbed by an Ohio regi-
ment-Gen. Greeley's plans for an
attack. .s-eae .elzs.-'
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FRIDAY, JULY 18th, 1851,

Betu cen the hours of ten o'clock 81 and four
o'clock r. of said day at tile door OF the Court
House in the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh
county Indiana offer for sale at public auction the
rents and profits for term not exceeding seven
years. of the following described real estate, to-wt
Part of lot No. five (5), in block No seFenty-seven
IN in Lanaasco City, so called, being fifty feet
front on Third Street, by eighty five feeton FRANK
lin Street, being in Nanderburgh County, Indi-
And shonld said rents ana profits 81 SAID real
estate not sell for a sum sufficient satisfy said
writ and costs, will, at the time aud place,
offer for sale and sell the fec simple OF said real
estate, for the satisfaction Of said writ and COSTS
JOHN g. GAVITT, Sheriff Y.sC.5
James M. ShanlkIin, ppn'a atty
J1ns Goth, 1861. juneH-3Ww
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORP0RATIoN NoTIcF

q KID Err oR PLANK DE-wALK.
May 18TH lSGI-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the city OF
Evansville, thai the owner owners If lot No
JOY, in the original Plan of said city, cIuse the
Sidewalk of said lot on second street to be
brought TO the proper grade, and that they cause
sidewalk of class No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication OF this
order. ~ p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 3D., 1861. nly3
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LOUISVILLE, July 8-The Journal Of this
morning says that the Governor of Tennes-
see has been regularly notified that no more
trains on the Nashville road will go into
Tennessee until the stolen cars and locomo-
tives have been restored. It also learns
that Tennesseeans in Fairfax are urging
Magofin to take possession of the Nashville
road, and holding it open for freight trans
portation Great excitement exists there
in consequence OF Magoffin having taken the
matter into consideration. The Courier of
this morning has an advertisement notify
ing the citizens Of the opening of a recruit
ing office for the army of the Southern Con-
federacy.saE go
Arkansas papers name jeff. Davis and
Albert Pike for the race for President and
Vice-P President, of the Confederate States.
The Memphis papers say many deaths are
occurring in Camp Oheatham, at Wash
Vile, from measels. The lst South Carroll
ma regiment has left Manassas to return
home, their time having expired. 81
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FoRF MoNRoE, July "A young man
came in to-day as deserter from the rebel
army. He was impressed into She Confed-
crate service some time sinee. lie repre-
sent5 their case as desperate.
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B Major Horace Heffren, of the 18th
regiment, has been promoted to the Lieu
tenant Colonelcy, made vacazt by the res
ignation of Mr. Cumback. -
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SGrsap a. ftA.-7 'hss Tropical Root
has "a reputation wide the world, for curing one
class of disorders that affiict rnankihd-a reputa
ton too, which it deserves the best antidote
possess for scrofalous complaints. But to be
brought into use, its virtues must be concentrated
and combined with other medicines that increase
its power. Some reliable compound of this charac
acter is much needed in the community. Read ths
advertisement OF DR.. AKER's sarsapariIla in our
columns, ami we know it needs no eneomiurn from
us to give our citizens confidence in what he offers
IOrgan, Syracuse, N. Y.
July 2tJd6w -
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New YoRK, July THE Tribune makes
the following announcement: 5ss.as

WASHINGTON, July 7.
Tomorrow is the day agreed upon by
the President and ss1is advisers and General
Scott for a p and combination movement
by flank AID centre on Manassas junction.
The Times says a eommitte of Boston and
New York merchants are here to introduce
changes in the tariff 1t looks as though
but little would be done in that line this
session. Ets szs# SKI 4-. s
A motion will be made Immediately for
the appointment of q committee to investi-
gate frauds in connection with the supplies
for the army. stitt
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BALTIMORE July 6.-FOur Kegs and two
boxes of powder were found secreted in the
Westsfn police station. A small number of
arms were also found
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City Clerks once, june 18Th, 1851. NJ i SiSsf
Board OF Euualizafinn-

The Common Council OF the City of Evansville
will meet Board of Equalization, at the City
Council Chamber on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
June, 1861, at O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of
eq ualizing and correcting the assessments OF real
and personal property, and viii continue in session
from day to day until said assessments all equal
lied and Directed. t
All tax payers are requested to call and examine
their respective assessments.
w. BAKER, Mayor.
Mayors Office, Evansville, Ind, June 10. 1861.
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RCTORss SIZE or RR.4E y

ET0EElE CTOR'S SALE q f. REe.RL ~ s.
" TATE for the payment of the costs and ex-
penses OF Street improvements Notice Is hereby
given, that by virtue Of a preeept issued BY the
Mayor of the City of Evansville, and to me direct
ed, viii sell at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in said City Saturday. the 18th day
of juno, 1861, at O'Clock p NJ, the following lots
parcels of real estate, 50 much thereof as may
be necessary to pay the amount charged and as
sessed against said lots respectively for the costs
and expenses OF making Street Improvements for
said lots together with the costs Of sale:
L. w. Heberd, south west three-f0urths Of
lot 3 in block 81 Eastern Enlarg cement. SI96 81
juneI CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH. q. G.
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Chr Railp soartnal.
TUESDAY AIoRNINe......- ..~....-.. JULY 3
Special Notices.

SedenfesH HabRfs.-ThsI'e Is ~ . ciaas or
the community more subject to diseases Of the di
gestive organs than those whose business eonapels
them to be continually within doors either seated
at desk or standing behind ! counter. Hoeaa,,d's
German Bitsrs viii prove trae blessing to these
persous, and enable them 10 ful6l the duties of
their station with spirit and aiacrity unknown To
them before. These Bitters can be had Of any
druggist dealer in medicines at 70 cents per bot
tie.
july 2-mldsw
Hssr ODsy-Rasr Dy.!,-Hatr Dy.!!!-.
William A. Bachelors Hair DyeI Phe original
aud best in the wSrldfii All others aro mere in-
itations, and hould be avoided, il you wish es-
GRAY, RED. or RUSTY Hair DyeI iustaptls
to beautiful an Natural Brown or Black. without
injury 20 the Hat or Skin.
FIFTEEN aipALs AND nIPLohs IS have
been awarded TO Ma. A. BAFeHELon e lSss.
and over $4,000 app cations have bees ida the
Hair Of his Patrons mis- famous ~
wa. BATGHEL. a's HAIR Dye pr, duuss
color not to be distir nshed FROM nssfar aaci is
wARRAsTKD not TO mi . in the least, however
long it may be continued and the il effects Of bad
Dyes remedied the Hal Lvigorated cor life by
this Splendid Dye.
Sold in all cities and of the United States.
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
49, The Genuine has the name aud address npor
steel plate engraving four sides of each Boz
of WILLIAM A. BAFoHELoR. Address
OHAS. BACHELOR, Proprietor,
sept.2o-1yrdAw 81 Barclay-st, New York
Ptfes En fho5 Forms Cnredg R4adfhGs.
81 can only account for my present sound health,
from the constant though moderate Of BdsR-
HAYES HOLLAND BIrFE Rs--having from my youth
suffered at intervals, from Piles, in both forms
sometimes severely as TO completely PROSTATE
me. haye for several months past, though sub
jeet to loss of sleep and unusual physical effort
been entirely free from any symptom of this dis
ease, while my general health is very much improv
ed +"
Persons doubling the authenticity of this certi
ficate, requested 20 call communicate with
the proprietors. They viii take pleasure not only
in referring them to it's author, but to nIeay 9TH
ers who have used the Holland Biiters 10. the same
affection, with equal success,
jyIy2-m1d6w II
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Notice is hereby given that by virtue of two exc
cutions issued out of the Office of the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF Vanderburgh county, and State
of Indiana, in favor Of the state of indiana vs..
Charles Schaufler and Martin SchmaIl, replevin
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RANK STATEMENT.

New York, July e.-Decrease in
loans $269, 344; increase in specie So. 552.-
ola; increase in circulation 1924, 2 40 in
crease in deposits 1858, 900.
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Nnecial Notices.

Effs seldom THAT ace notice GHyfhf"s s
in the medical line, nor would we new, unless we
ce,nld be convinced that are not doing our duty
as a ionrnalist, in recommending to the public DR.
}. HusIETTFR'S CELEBRATED BITTERs, for
the cure If that terrible and fatal of all dis
eases-Fever ana Ague. From our own expert
ence with this valuable speef.. can safely say
that for di-eases of the above nature it stands with
out a rival. It's timely assistance has saved many
a fellow-beiHg from premature grave Every day
hear Of its ccnquering the worst cases Of Fever
and Ague. To those who in the least afflicted
with any of the complaints arising from an irregu-
larity of the digestive organs, nothing can be more
beneficial than these Bitters. We oheerfnlly re-
commend them to the thousands iu this State, who
are suffering the most intense pain, as certain
cure for their ills. Try them, and be convinced o
their many excellent qualities.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every
where july9-1wd
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HoTse SfoIen-

Stolen from the undersigned, in the night, from
the 4th to the 9Th of July, one SORREL MARE,
about fifteen hands high, between eight and nine
years old, little hip-shot, and small white spot
on her forehead. A suitable reward will be given
to any one who will furnish with information
that viii enable me to gain possession of her.
iuyS-1w JOHN ENRICH Brewer