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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-08
SPECIAL To THE POST

Marshal Bonitant, Of Baltimore has be-
gun a thorough work against the Mary land
rebels. Yesterday large quantities Of pow
der and other contraband articles, also q
considerable amount Of specie, evidently in
tended for the rebels, was seized and put in
Il safe place.
The Government has approved of the
Marshal's actiou
Before closing the postal communication
in rebellious States, the Department sent
circulars to ali Southern Postmasters, in
forming them Of the intended suspension
a large number have replied, ex pressing
loyalty to the Government.
Several ofthe recruits of the three months
troops are to be removed, and replaced by
three years volunteers.
\ citizen from Baltimore says he saw and
conversed with Beauregard at Manassas
Junction last Monday.
1t is understood here that the rebels have
sent secret agents to Brazil, to favor an ALI
ance with that power.
The cavalry company captured AZ Alex
andria, took the oftiI OF allegiance to the
Government and we're released
The Monticello is nearly ready tor sea-
All the other steamers here have steam up
ready to depart at a moments notice.
Two brass guns, belonging to the New
York Seventh were found, 10 day, on board
a schooner, AT Alexandria, the captain OF
which refused to hoist the Federal flag,
when a member of the New York Ninth
Regiment shot him IN the hand.
Secretary Seward remarked this morning
that he expected to hear, very soon, OF sharp
work at Harpers Ferry.
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CINCINNATI, June 6.-Flour remains dull
and heavy; prices dropping though not
lower sales 600 bbls at 6804 IS for
extra super nominal at so, Wheat I'M
changed receipts large; red at coca 90
Corn dull at D. Oats dull; prices at 25c
in bulk. Whisky frmer; $50 bbs sold at
l2@l2B. Provisions dull; holders more
anxious to sell. Mess pork offered at 90
and bacon more freely at 54073. Nothing
done at these rates. Coffee firm at 1890
l43 Sugar steady at 6974. Molasses
dull at 3O033
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WASHINGTON, June 7.-AH rumors since
Saturday Of the marching of federal troops
or Fairfax are without foundation.
The President has recognized Migael
Saragosa consul from Mexico to Saint An
tonic, Texas, thus continuing the policy Of
treating secession as a nUllity.
SPECIAL To THE POST.
Several companies of regulars belonging
to the 81 Infantry, leave tonight for Har
per's Ferry via. Chambersburg.
SPECIAL To TIE COMMERCIAL.
Additional troops have been ordered to
Chambersburg. Il is understood, as an in
dication, that the lines Of the federal army
are rapidly closing in on Harpers Ferry,
aud that the forces under Gen. Mcclellan in
western Virginia will act in concert with
the Pennsylvania troops for the reduction
of the Qualifications at Harper Ferry.
Senators and members of the House are
arriving by every train.
The Government has decided that it viii
not accept any more contributions from the
States, and hereafter viii obtain all the
funds necessary for the support of the Gov
eminent through the regular channels.
The list regiment was engaged in scout
ing duty last night, to prevent the rebels
from Selling pro visions in Maryland.
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CAIRO, June 6.-GeneraI Prentiss having
learned that some Kentucky secessionists
HAD estabIished.a camp at EiIiott's Mills, Ky =,
ten miles from here, sent TWO companies to
that place. When they arrived the enemy
had fled.
Col WickHGe, who represents Kentucky
in a semi-oaicial character, visited General
Prentss today for the purpose ofprotestng
against this invasion OF Kentucky soil
General Prentiss showed several letters
from the western part Of the State, asking
protection from rulIiauism, and declared it
to be his intention to send troops in what
ever direction and upon such soil as the
Government of the United states ordered.
Israel Blanchard, another secession sym
pathser living at Carbondale, has been ar
rested and sent to Springfield for trial for
treason.
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British fag for the Confederases, letter
has been received frora our Consul which
says the matter had previously engaged our
attention. lie says it IS impossible to land
there 100000 rifles as stated. The govern
ment Of the Island would not permit an iii
cit importation Of such an AMOUNT. \
Spanish house had ordered from Belgium
10, coo. for speculation, but The house has
failed and the order Will not be filled. Our
Consul is under the impression that 10000
rejected Spanish musketS have been sent to
Southern ports.
a Iette received from Lieutenant Craven
of the steamer Crusader, dated Key West,
SAYS he has been detained for government
service. The bark Mystic, which caused so
much anxiety, is at Key West. Notwith-
standing southern reports that the rebels
had made great preparations to attack Fort
Pickens about the goth of May, previously
Capt. Adams had informed Gen. Bragg that
the port was strictly blockaded. Bragg re-
piled that he considered the notification a
virtual acknowledgment of the independ-
ence of the Confederate States, and told
Adams to consider the port closed against
all United States vessels. He would not
permit any to enter except the dispatch boat
with white flag.
The Prize Court was in session in Wash
ington to-day. Several vessels were restor-
ed to their owners.
The Post Office Department has received
a copy Of a Southern circular, instructiug
Southern Postmasters to retain all malta
bIes, locks, letter stamps, and 81 other prop
erly connected with the postal service. The
ledger accounts up to May, show a final
balance in their possession.
Military matters to-day IN Washington
were conducted with unusual caution, and
reliable information is unattainable.
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;TEUBEN ARTILLERY.-So quietly and I'M
,ntatiously have the Steubeu artillery
lpany managed their affairs, that when
appeared on the street, on Thursday,
~ Of our citizens scarcely recognized
m. With their two field pieces, and
ned with rifles, they acted as an es-
to the 18th regiment, from the
up to the depot Their movements and
leral bearing had all the precision Of old
Tiers. This, however, might be expected,
many of the company had seen service
Europe. The Zouaves formed a warm
ndship for the German boys and as the
er were standing in the middle of the
eet, while the former were drawn up in
e on the pavement, many concentrations
re passed on the artillerists by the Zou-
IS. "By Jing," we overheard one Zou-
exclaim, al wish these fellers were go
with US I think we could do some
ng, then"
The uniform Of the Steuben Artillery is.
blue blouse, with dark pants, trimmed
tn cord, ana military caps. They are all
pust men, ana capable Of great service
is one Of The most efficient companies in
: city, and one in which our citizens
ght to take great pride. Capt KLAUS
d Lieut.. Schmitt are both old soldiers and
cd ones, and will have no hesitation in
king hold whenever the Government needs
cir services They fred selutes as the
ain containing the 18th regiment moved
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ST. JOINS, y. F., June 6.--The telegraph
lines were again cut on Monday evening in
a number of places. A large body police
has been dispatched to the various points of
difficulty, and every energy is being strain
ed to capture the miscreants, who are en-
gagged in a regularly organized body for the
destruction of the lines.
Race, Wednesday night, but no dispatches
were put aboard of her. 1t was useless to
send messages to Europe this way until the
local affairs Of the province are improved.
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&,MEREEE's s-aEE NO 2Io.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of this exc
cuton AMI her, issued ont of the office the
Clerk of the Common Pleas Court of Vauderburgh
county, Indiana, in favor of John Becker, W, JnO.
G. SchCeIkopf and to directed, 1 have levied
upon and will, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1851,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock
2. NJ of said day, At the door Of the Court House
in the city of Evansville, Yanderburgh county,
Indiana, offer for sale public auction the rents
and profits for term not exceeding seven years,
OF the following described real estate, TO Wit
Lot No. nineteen 90, in Block No. one (i) in
Iilleston & Lockhart's Enlargement Of the City of
Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana. And
shoud said rents and profits of said real estate not
sell TOR sufficient satisfy said writ and costs,
will. at the time and place, offer for sale and
sell the fee simple said real for the
faction of said writ and COSTS without arelief from
valuation or appraisement laws.
JOHN s. GAVITT, Sheriff V. c.
Law & Antilles, Pl'T's Attys.
NAV I'D. 1861 may23-3yyyv
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The only Harmless and Reliable
HAIR DYE KNOWN.

HAIR Dl f K NUW \.
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to a beautiful and natural Brown Black, without
the least injury to hair skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
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of the patrons Of this famous Dye.
VIM. A BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces
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lrqrranted not to iniure in the least however long
it may be continued, and the i'll effects of bad Dyes
remedied The hair is inyigorated for life BY this
splendid Dye, which is properly applied at No. lG
Bond street, New York.
Sold in ala the cities and towns OF the United
States, by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
The Genuine has the name, =" william a. oatch-
elor'' and address upon steel plate engraving, on
the four sides of each box.
DHOEssats Factory, 81 barclay SfTseS,
apII 1y Late 233 Broadway New York.
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BALTIMORE, June THE steamer AIDE
laide arrived from Fort Monroe. The
Quaker City had captured another valuable
prize.
The Harriet Lane also seized g. sloop on
Wednesday night. 4 steamer from Norfolk
with flag of truce brought to Old Point
one hundred and fifty women and children,
refugees. They say that manE+more are
coming.
An important military Movement was
understood to be OF the point of execution
when the steamer left.
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IMPORTANT DFcrsrox.-In the Suprem,

IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-In the Supreme
Court few days ago a decision was given
in suit against the city Of indianapolis,
which is important to the property holders,
and especially to contractors aud city coun-
ellis throughout the State. 1t is held that
when the Council lets contract without
the proper petition, in cases where a peti-
ton is required, neither the city nor the
prOperty-holders are liable, but it is strong
~ intimated that the members of the
Council are individually liable
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EVANSVILLE DISTRICT,
Evansville, Ind. June I
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

JWIlt I, IoUI.
3 bxs tobacco, crate earthen butts to-
bacco, 20 bags yarn, p. G. ORiley 4 Co.; buckets
butter, Geo Foster & Co; sack feathers, Wheeler
q Riggs; , bxs hardware c. S. Wells; 100 bags COT
fee, bags feathers, Bement Viele; 2 bbls lnseed
oil, HOrubrooS g. Co; bale cotton yarn, J. G..
Venneman; bale bags, Yickery Bros bxs and +
kegs drugs, Sawyer & Bray; jar butter. bx eggs,
1 SKIS rags SIX feathers, Preston Bros; kgs pow
der, ). f. GiIbSrt Co; bags peas, Roster l.
korf; 3C2 bush wheat, Iglehart Bros; s kgs POW
der, J. P. Elliott; 1 bx bacon, II A. Cook; l Dbl
dour, W A. Catett & Co; 10 SKIS -four, Peter BALI.
A. E. SHRADFR. Agent
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CHICAGO, June 7.-Business to-day was
generally suspended, the Board Of Trade
having adjourned yesterday till Saturday
Banks jobbng houses, dry goods stores all
closed. The streets at al early hour in the
vicinity OF the line of march of the funeral
procession were densely thronged with pco-
pie, large numbers of whom arrived from
the country by the morning trains at IL
o o'clock. Amid the tolhug of bells and firing
OF guns, the procession moved from Bryan
Hall, " here since Tuesday the remains
have laid in state, through Clark and Lake
streets TO Mich gan Avenue, thence to
Cottage Grove. The procession was two miles
in length and occupied two hours in passing
a given point At a low estimate 10, 600
persons were in the procession. The militia
~, the Governor, the State officers, mem
beers of the Legislature, Medical and Legal
Professors, Masonic fraternity, mercantile
association, fire department, typographical
union, all the benevolent societies of the
city, were out to do honor to the memory
of the ilustrous dead At Cottage Grove
the services were conducted by Bishop
/ Digger, who delivered 4 brief but eloquent
Grafton on the character of the deceased.
I By dispatches from different parts of the
State, we learn that business was suspend
ed and the day appropriately observed.
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NORFOLK, June Ga dispatch to the
Atlanta Confederacy says the Merimac'
machinery is uninjured and she will be
ready for sea on Friday.
The Charleston Courier of the 4th. SAYS
the Minnesota is the only vessel eff that
port.
Memphis papers call the attention of The
vigilance committee to the high prices of
provisions charged by dealers there.
The Mobile Register says the Baltic towed
the British ships Pertysheer aud Branley
Moore to sea.
JUNE lst.-The port is now clear Of ship
ping.
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By- Gentlemen wishing 10 procure well
ade and genteel suit of clothes at very
= figures, Will find very large assort-
ent of excellent goods at Lyons's, who
also fine stock of shirts and other fur
3hing goods.
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GET YoUR PICTURES Now.-Deveraux 4
illcoy, Of the Evansville Ambrotype Car
ID, between Main and Sycamore streets
1template leaving this city in eight or
days. Those wishing good and cheap
lures will call ere it is too late. st.
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Court Notice.

SFATE OF INDIANA, Court ot Common Pleas,
YauderburEh County. ! September term, 1861.
Henry Haul
Louis Topf and 30 e0'9'iie-
VIM, G. Evans
1t appearing by affidavit, file in the Office Of
the Clerk of the Court aforesaid, that VIM. G.
Evans one of the defendants in the above entitled
cause, is not resident Of the State Of Indiana,
tice Of the pehdenry Of such action is therefore
given to said VIM q. Evans, and that the same vii!
stand for trial at tue next term of the Court af
said, 70 be begun and held at the Court House, in
the city OF Evansville, in the County and State
aforesaid, on the first Monday in September, A. d.
1861.
In witness whereof, 1, Louis Richter, Clerk Of
said Court, hereunto subscribe nv name this 10th
d.ty IF Nav, 1851 LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk
So Court Common Pleas V. Co.
Baker i Garvin, Pitts Attys. mayZ2-3ww
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a Card from the Surveyor.
SURVEYOR S OFFICE.

Evansville, Ind, June 8. 1861.

a
Evansville, Ind, June 9. 1861.
EDITOR JoURNAL-Sir Permit me, in a
endly manner, to notify the citizens Of
Evansville, that the law will, hereafter, be
gidly enforced againstall persons who may
guilty of selling or supplying the enemies
our Government with arms, munitions of
ar, provisions of every kind, or other sup
les, which can give hem aid and com
rt.
l have reliable information that some OF
IT citizens have heretofore been entirely
careless and i1nprudent, in making sales
different articles, especially of arms /;
1me of which have gone directly into the
auds of our enemies.
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New YORK, June THE following is a
special dispatch and seems groundless:
WASHINGTON, June Sit is reported, on
high authority, that if England interferes
IN American affairs, France will side with
our Government, to put down rebellion
Napoleon will not permit her to cripple her
greatest maritime rival
The New York 9TH regiment is again or
dered, immediately, to the seat of war
The report is, however, uncon6rmed.
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NKEREFEi s s.gEE no. ZIG.


~ Notice is hereby given that by virtue of two
executions, one of which issued out of the Of
flee Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court and one ont
Of the Common Pleas Court, Of Vanderburgh Co g,
Indiana, one Of which is in favor of J. and H. NJ.
Plan. and one in flvcr of Bernard NUrre w. Ma
than Rowley and William Bates, replevin bail and
70 me directed, have levied upon and WILL on
FIR tDAY, JUNE 18th, 1861,
Between the hours Of ten o'clock A NJ and four
o'clock P. NJ Of said day, at the door Of the Court
House in the city Of Evansville Vanderburgh
county, Indiana, Offer for at public auction, the
rents and profits ior a term not exceeding seven
years. of the following dsscrbed real estate, to-wit
The North East quarter Of the North West quar-
ter Of Section 40. twenty-five (22J, ia Township
No. six (5) Range No. ten C0) West in Wander
burgh County, Indiana. Aud should said rents
and profits of said real estate not sell for sum
sufficient to satisfy said wrts and costs, will, at
the same time ana place, offer for sale and sell the
fee simple of said real estate, without relief from
valuation or aFpraisement laws.
JOHN 5. GAVIFT, S. V c..
Jones Blythe, Plf's Att'ys.
June 9Th, 1861. june7-3ww
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Henifh and Pare Blood are Enstp

Health and Pare Blood are FmSep0TG =
bis-RccoIIect that all sickness arises from i'm
purity of the blood, and that Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills will secretly find ont and cleanse these
impurities from the system, that disease cannot
exist. So simple and innocent are the herbs and
plants that compose them that it IS not necessary
to have them sugar coated in order that the stom-
ach can bear them. In most cases, pills are sugar
coat ed because the materials which they are made
Of are-so gripping and malignant, that otherwise a
delicate stomach could not bear them.
These Pills deal with disease it is aud viii not
only cure by removing the but will build II p
ami restore the broken constitution. There are
many who have trifed with their constitutions
that they think medicine cannot help them let
not these despair; increduli;y and skepticism
is overthrovn by mass Of testimony which Is tr9-
Iy irresistible At first, he virtues ascribed TO
these MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS were deemed
fabulous. The puJlic had been 50 often deceived
that they could not believe The simple truths ad
vanced by their discover.r. Yet facts undeui9hIe
attc,ted by witness OF the highest character and
responsibility, have proved and are proving each
day, the virtues of this -" mighty healer" They
mark, by their miraculous efficacy and power, a
new era in medicine Sold by all medicine dealers
iune4-ImdHw
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The auction sale of Armstrong; fur
IRE comes off at the Auction room O
Nelson & Co, this morning, at o'clock
furniture is new, and general assort-
ut of all kinds of good fine furniture, and
old without reserve.
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FOR RENT !

The Pavilion Hotel has bee thorOugIy renovated
and repaired, and is in better condition than it has
been for years. Situated the river, it is one Of
the best sites for HOtel in the State The under
signed offers il for rent reasonable terms. I'M
me diate possession given.
mava2-tf OCTAVTA +. LEWIS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HoEao Tno@f.

LIZ
-atraycd stolen, from stable in Evt nsviIIe,
a bay horse, about sixteen hands high white spot
i'm forehead. No other white marks. He is six or
seven years old, lifts his feet quick and high when
trotting. We viii pay liberal reward for the re-
of the horse TO stable, or any Information
that viii lead to his recovery.
may3l1wd }xw. RICHARDSON 4 Barron.
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A. L. ROBINSON,
Surveyor Of Customs.

8aE- The following is a copy of a motto e
5hich was personally served upon the Cap
aims OF the Packets Dunbar and Charley
iowen, on yesterday, by the Surveyor of
'ustoms, at this Port, by order of the Sec
etary of the Treasury:
EVANSVILLE DISTRICT,
Evansville, Ind, June 7, 1861.
apt. a. NJ. DEsoUCHET, Steamer Dunbar:
Sir: You are hereby notified that the
transportation of all pork, bacon, flour
wheat, corn, oats, hay, live stock, and other
PROVISIONS and supplies, as we'll as arms
md munitions of war, on your steam boat
Dunbar into the ports of Smithland or Pa
lucah, is regarded as a violation of the
avs and instructions of the Government of
he United States, and that for each and ev-
cry such act you, and your boat and cargo,
will be held liable to the laws, under legal
proceedings.
A. L. ROBINSON,
Surveyor Of Customs.
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Hofio.oay,s tssfs and OfnImsnf.

HOKI0t0Ry's Pats and Ofmfnsnf.-UL L.
CERATED LEG Numerous individuals, who
were for many years afflicted with old cancerous
sores or ulcers the legs, and had failed to pro-
cure remedy either from private practice or pub
lie hospitals, have been speedily cured by a short
course OF these invaluable medicines. In all dis
eases Of this nature the united action Of the Pills
aud Ointment IS required. Sold by all Druggists,
a. 25c &c, and 6 pr box or pot. junei-lwd
KItsnnsscelfs cough Renledy excels in one
of the most important charac teristics, namely,
that of containing no materials of opium or anti
mony, which are drbilitating to-weak constitu-
tons. When by its perfect simplicity it is done
with the Corgh Lung Complaint its splendid
onic qualities exhibit themselves in giving strength
to weak systems, weakened by disease, peculiari-
ty very important, but often lost sight Of. In a
pr parati3n ike the Universal Cough Remedy may
DC found great necessity for every nursery,
every medicine chest, counting room, and from
infancy to age it may he used with perfect impu-
nifty. See advertisement and read pamphlet.
Jun 4 1md&w
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SPECIAL no THf coMmFRef4f.

WAsHrxGToN, June IA picket Z I'll: 4 of
the Highlanders were fred on last night, at
Georgetown.
Offers have been made to Government to
construct steel plated vessels, bomb and
shell proof; TO be furnished six months after
contract signed. 1t is not known whether
the Government will ACCEPT them.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. WM f. wooD will preach in the Baptist
cture Room, corner of Chestnut Street aud the
nal, on sabbath next. at 1917 o'clock A. NJ, and
I O'Clock p. N.
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ST. LOUIS, June A crevasse has oc-
cured on the Louisiana side of the Missis-
sippi, near Matches, $50 feet wide and ten
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"a The closing sale of Dry Goods, at
Nelson & Co.'S, comes off this afternoon,
D o'clock Ladies, this is the last