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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-05
Indiana Legislature.
A. T. sHRADER, Agent.

URINARY, June /. -SENATE.-The Sen
adjourned about 10 o'clock on Saturday
ming, having held a long night session.
N Saturday morning number Of formal
buttons were passed, complimenting
-ybody for duties supposed to have been
OImed. a communication was received
I the Governor in response to "a resOlu-
showing how appropriations have been
ended. Resolutions in honor of Colunel
worth were passed. Numerous reports
/ committees were made.
JESSE D. BRIGHT.
r. March, from the Committee on Fed
Relations to whom was referred a reso-
"a concerning the position now occu-
by the Hon. Jesse D. Bright, made the
wing report, which was adopted unani-
sly:
HEBEAs, Under the Federal Constitu-
, no person is eligible to a seat in the
ate of the United States who is not an
bItant Of the State he claims to repre-
and whereas, the Hon. Jesse D.
Int is no longer an inhabiIant OF In
a and whereas, at an early day Of the
on of the General Assembly. rrsolu-
was introduced into the Senate, aud
red to the Committee on Federal Rela-
> r5ctjHg them 10 inquire whether
D. Bright is Il citizen OF the State Of
lna-whethrt be can, in the present
$, truly represent the people OF this
in the Senate Of the United States
whether his position Oh the question
engrussug public atteutiJ IN does not
GER his further continuance in that body
lsislent wIJh the public interest aud
Y, and whereas, a copy Of said reSo-
was, by the President Of the Senate
chairman Of the Committee on Federal
tiOns, Immediately transmitted to the
Jesse d. Bright, with letter calling
ttentiOu thereto aud whereas. no re-
Sc has been made TO said resolution or
r, and the said Jesse d. Bright no
Ter takes any interest in the public at
of the State, and lis position on the
lions now eugrossiug public attention
holly unknown to the people; therefore,
ii resoLUcd be- the General AsSemBM of
dute ct Indiana, That Jesse b. Bright
orteited all the claim that he may have
ftotore had to represent this State in
Senate Of the United States, and that
rrable body is most respectfully and
earnestly requested to permit him no
er to occupy a seat therein as the rep
. ltative of the State of Indiana, but to
re the same vacant.
1t further Teso5Ued, That the Governor
quested to Immediately transmit copy
ese resolutions to the President of the
ed States.
e committee appointed to wait on the
'rnor reported that his Excellency had
4lrther communication to make to either
Senate or House.
I ! motion, the Senate adjourned until to-
ow morning at 9 o'clock, winding up
a PRESERVATION Of Richard the Third by
Hon. Joseph Lawson, a Legislative
dian of fifteen years - Standing
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CINCINNATI, June 3.-Two columns of
troops from Gen. McClellan's command, one
in command of Col Kelly, of the first Vir-
ginia volunteers, and the other commanded
by Col. Crittenden, of the Indiana volun-
teers, left Grafton early last night, and
after marching during the entire night for
about twenty miles through a drenchiDg
rain, surprised a camp of rebels two thous-
and strong at Philippa, Va, routed them,
killing fifteen and capturing a large amount
of arms, horses, ammunition, provisions and
camp equipage. The surprise was complete,
and at our last sdvices the Federal troops
were in hot pursuit of the rebels, and it is
quite probable many prisoners will betaken.
Col. Kelly was mortally wounded and has
since died Several others of the Federal
troops were slightly wounded
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.N-OtC Good DfgsstfO" U~Gffs .Ep-
petite, and Health on BOFh.-But good di-
gestion is rarity in this countrys Dyspepsia is
common among Us and general, if net as fatal,
consumption. And yet every man and woman
in the land have within their reach sure and
swift remedy for this disease, and all the COM
plants thas it engenders. No case in which HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS have failed to eff
feet a of this distressing and, if neglected,
dangerous ailment, is within the knowledge of any
human being. And why? Because no such case
has ever occurred. The stomach strengthened, re-
vtaized, and toned by this celebrated recuperant,
must perform the work of digestion and thorough
y adapt the food it receives to the support of the
system. Hence it relieves all pain and uneasiness
in the digestive organs, consolidates the flesh gives
elasticity and vigor to the muscles, and renforces
as with life, all the animal powers.
iune4-1wd
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NEW YORK, June 3.-The steamer Gener-
al Miramon, from Havana on the 18th, was
permitted 10 enter Mobile to-day. Business
at Havana was very dull.
The United States vessels are at a dis
count in the freight market
Spanish troops were beginning to return
from San Domingo. Some old Spanish
houses were suspended.
The Picayune of the 81 says the Brooklyn
captured the H. J. Spearing from Rio Jane
rio with $I20, 600 worth Of coffee, and sent
her to Key West.
The New Orleans authorities are perplexed
respecting the disposal of the free negroes
captured on board prizes.
The Picayuue of the Ist says the steam
ers Bremen and Everhard from Bremen, and
the Gen1 Miramon from Havana, have
been ordered away from Pass Loutre by the
Brooklyn. The Powhatan captured the
Mary Clinton from Charleston to New Or
leans, off the pass, with a full cargo of Rice,
peas, &c.
General Twiggs has been put in command
of the military depar tment of Louisiana.
The Montgomery Post of the 31st says a
portion of the confederate troops have been
ordered away from Pensacola, and it is said
there is little prospect of a fight there at
present.
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JUDSON'S
g s. g Z Z Il / AIN HERB PILLS.

Above, we present you with perfect likeness Of
Tezuco, chief Of tribe Of the stTang Aztec Ma
ton, that once ruled Mexico. You will find a full
account Of him and his people in orr pamphlets
and almanacs--tO 10 mad gratis, from the Agents
of these Pills.
The inventor and manufacturer Of 4" Judson's
Mountoin Herb Pills" has spent the greater part
Of his life in travelling having visited nearly every
country in the world. lie spent over six years
among the Indians Of the Rocky Mountains and of
Mexico, and it was thus that the 50 fountain Herb
Pills" we're scovered. very interesting ac-
count of his adventures there, you viii End In our
Almanac and Pamphlets.
1t is an established fact that all diseases arise
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y The Wheeling Intelligencer thus
5 of the Indiana troops which passed
gh that city on the 3lst ultimo:
sterday the Seventh Indiana Regiment
}enwood for Grafton. The Ninth Re
Mt from the same State, crossed the
last evening, and will leave this morn
The former is in command of Colonel
out, and the latter is Col. Milroy S.
are the tallest, most thorough speci-
OF manhood that ever grew anywhere.
ey don't cover the Hoosier State all
with honor, there is no dependence to
aced in appearances.
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LOUISVILLE, June 4.-Union flags are
constantly raising amid great enthusiasm.
The flags are flying at half mast to-day in
consequence Of the demise of Senator
Douglas.
The Hon. J. J. Crttenden consents to
run for Congress in the Lexington District
Mallory was re-uominated for the Seventh
District by accamation at Lagrange yester-
day. Immense quantities of provisions
day and night are going by wagons to
Shepardsville, eighteen miles south of Louis
vile, on the Louisville aud Nashville Rail
road, thence to be sent by rail South,
when transmission from Louisville South
shall be interdicted. The Journal is in
formed that there are $500 soldiers
at Camp Trousdale, near Richland, two
miles from the Kentucky line. The same
number is at Camp Cheatham, Tennessee.
The measles are very prevalent among them.
Also, that twelve well-attended Union
meetings were held privately at Nashville,
on Saturday, notwithstanding the suppress.
sion Of the Union sentiment there by the
SeceSsiouists.
The Richmond Enquirer says there are
5000 unemployed negroes there. Manual
labor is stagnant.
The Louisville Journal, in an editorial,
says Col. Anderson will take no military
command here, but goes to the mountains
OF Pennsylvania, on account of failing
health.
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SPECIAL 10 THE COMMERCIAL.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The oath of ale
glance was administered yesterday to the
employees Of the Navy Yard. Three per-
sons refused to take it and were immediate
y discharged.
The army is UNDERGOING thorough re-
organization. All Junior officers in the ser
vice will be promoted. About 500 COM
missions for officers Of new regiments are
being made out, and will be sent in for con-
frmation at the coming session of the
Senate. New appointees will fill the places
of promoted officers.
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CANANDA-GUA, June 3.-Mrs. J. N. Gran
ger, the only sister of Judge Douglas, while
on her way to the depot at Clifton Springs,
to take the train to Chicago on Saturday
last, was thrown from her carriage and bad
ly injured, narrowly escaping with her life
The mother Of Judge Douglas, who resides
near Clifton Springs, is overwhelmed with
grief at the death of her only son.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 4.-Wheat in fair de-
mand at 9O@93c for red; I 1901 Is for
white; choice white Kentucky would bring
Is. 20 tiere IS lard sold at SIC and 400
kegs at SC. Nothing done in mess pork or
bacon. Groceries unchanged; moderate
business doing. Exchange firm at 4c.-
Money easy at IO@I2c.
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SPECIAL TO THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
WASHINGTON, June 4-Contrary to ex-
pectatlons, movement was made on Fair
fax last night. For obvious reasons, there
will be no renewal of the action at Aqua
Creek for the present. When Gen. Scott is
ready, the place will be carried. The Paw
nee lies off the Creek, and will see that no
more batteries are erected.
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RAILR AID RECEIPTS.

June 4, 1851.
Tx cigars, G. S. Forshsm; do, bbl5 sugar,
Hermann; hhCs hams and shoulders, O'Riley
o.; pcs agricultural machinery, f. sharpe &
300 bush wheat, Iglshealt Eros. bx stock
>, Col. L. Wallace, coop chick Us, J. u. Riggs,
ks -four, X. Goering; jars butter, 1 bag feath
Gottleib Knoll; 90 barrels -four, b. & s. J.
CHAM
A. z. sHRADER, Agent
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SUNDAY, June 2.
SUNDAY j Uut Z.
nate net at 9 o'clock for the sake of
and the requirements of the Constitu-

OUNDAHJ y uue Z
nate net at O'Clock for the sake of
and the requirements of the Constitu-
ter being in session forty days and for
ghts-the length of time required to
n the world in Noahs age-the Senate
lrned sine die because it could ut help
=. The session this morning was sim
Q make legislative day-no business
/ done further than to meet and agree
motion to adjourn.
lUsE.-After the reading of the journal,
louise concurred in the Ellsworth reso-
IS of the Senate. The Speaker ap-
ed Branham and Brett members of the
ting Committee under the General ap-
'iation bill. A concurrent resolution,
Jriziug the Governor to settle with the
E Board of Agriculture, for the use of
= tate Fair Grounds. After some discus
the resolutions legiSlating Jesse d.
1T into the Southern Confederacy, were
N the table, and the House adjourned
Sunday morning at o'clock.
nday morning at o'clock the House
to make three dollars each, and after
ling a few moments over their sharp
adjourned without day.
Terre Hattte Express.
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CHICAGO, June 4.-The Chicago Tribune
of this morning declares in favor of Doug
las Democrat for the vacancy in the United
States Senate, and urges Gov. Yates to make
such selection 1t says it becomes Republi-
cans to prove their faith in the unanimity of
the North by this recognition of patriotism
and fidelity to the Union of former antag-
onists.
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BUFFALO, June 3d.-In this and other
Northern and Eastern cities, the news of
Judge Douglas death caused universal sor-
row. Flags are draped in mourning and
hung at half mast, and other tokens of re-
spect and regret are manifested.
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CHICAGO, June Al. D. Pulley, mem
Der of the Legislature from Williamson
county, has been arrested at Carbondale for
treason by order of Gen. Prentice He will
be sent to Springfield for trial. 1t is be-
lieved that ample evidence exists to prove
him leading traitor.
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loD.-The Union men have nominated
Ion. John J. Crittenden, in the Ash
District, for Congress; and the Hon.
TT Mallory in the Louisville District
he same position. Better selections
not have been made, and they will be
ed by almost a unanimous vote.
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Go TO FARNING.-l60 acres land in Polk
ounty, Wisconsin, to trade for improved
'Operty in this city. Also lots 3, 4, and 5,
lock "a, in Lamasco, and some cash for i'm
5 owed property in this city. Call aud see,
the " Savings Bank No. 4 First street
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CHICAGO, June A meeting of the va
rious committees, municipal and others, was
held this morning to present to the family
OF Judge Douglas the unanimous wish of
the people OF Illinois, that his remains
should be permitted to remain in the State
for interment. Col. Richardson, as organ
of this Committe, performed the delicate
duty OF communicating to the family the
wishes Of the Committee, and at a general
meeting, Hon. j. d. Cation reported the re-
suit That an affecting interview had taken
place between Col. Richardson and Mrs
Douglas, the result of which was that in due
Apr. ton of the Spontaneous express
sion OF the wishes of the people of Hi
noiS, that the remains of the illustrous
dead should be inferred in this State,
the widow has yielded with pain-not with
reluctance. 1t was her desire that his re-
mains should be inferred at Cottage Grove,
near the Lake Shore, when she could be
permitted to reside in the immediate vicini-
ty. No more appropriate place could be
selected. There is already a monument
there erected by himself of enduring honor
in the magnificent institution of learning,
founded by his Iiberality. The report was
accepted, and meeting was Immediately
held to make the necessary arrangements
for the funeral which will probably take
place on Friday.
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CHICAGO, June 3.-The Tribunes Cairo
correspondent says the secessionists have
5000 troops at Union City, Tennessee, an
other regiment having arrived on Friday
10000 are between Memphis and Cairo
Beauregard was expected at Union City on
Saturday.
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WASHINGTON, June 3.-Offcers stationed
at Hampton, have reached Washington, and
say that the Federal forces in this vicinity
are perfectly secure in their position, havin Z
complete Information regarding the enemy.
Every day negroes flock into camp.
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Fort MONROE, June 3, via BALTIMORE,
June 1.-The steam-tug Yankee left for
Norfolk this morning, with a flag of truce.
Heavy firing from Sewall's Point was heard
as she passed.
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CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, June "A person
from Sharpsburg, Nd, states that the rebels
have sent five hundred sick back to Lynch
burg, their diseases being small pox and
diarrhRa.
The general belief is that Harper's Ferry
has been evacuated by the secession troops,
the evidence being the loading of cars.
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ERIE, Pa, June 3d.-On the receipt of the
news of the death Of Judge Douglas, min-
ute guns were fred. The bells were tolled
and the flags of the city and harbor were
placed al half mast.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

DRoP LETTERs.-It should be remembered
bat the Post Office regulations now require
lat all drop letters shall be prepaid, at one
ent each, to secure their delivery.
junel-3td
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BEz- The sale of dry goods at Auction, by
. Nelson 4 Co, goes to-day at 81 O'Clock
NJ and D o'clock P. N. Ladies come up.
DDS are sold low and without reserve.
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
BY @HE e. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
Noon Dispatches.


HERALD S CORRESPONDENTS.
WASHINGTON, June "a gentleman en-
ployed by the Government to visit Har-
per's Ferry, Point of Rocks, and the sur
rounding country, to ascertain as nearly as
possible the number of troops, strength, and
position Of the Notifications, the number of
batteries at those points, has just returned
and made his report to the Government,
bringing with him map of the country. He
was arrested Immediately on his arrival at
the Point of Rocks, and was held prisoner
about thirty hours. He played the seces-
sion dodge on them, and proved sound, to
their entire satisfaction.
At the Point of Rocks three thirty-two
pound batteries are erected. The guard
took him from there to Harper's Ferry,
where he was detained for some time. Here
he ascertained from several of the soldiers
the number and names of the regiments.
There are fourteen full regiments at Har-
per's Ferry and the Point of Rocks. After
wards he was released. There seemed to
be plenty Of arms. He saw them open
boxes and arm those who had just arrived
at Harper's Ferry. They have a large
number of heavy batteries planted on all
sides, and were busily engaged in construct
ing others a all available points where they
could be effectively used.
New Y 0rk stocks dull and rather lower.
Money and exchange nothing doing worthy
OF special note. Quotations unchanged.
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ALEXANDRIA, June 3.-This evening the
opinion prevails that an advance of the reb-
els is probable. There are now 4, 900 rebels
at Fairfax.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-The habeas
corpus case of the bridge burners came up
before Judge Cadwalader. Mr.. Horton, one
of the council, stated the prisoners had been
discharged by order of the War Department.
No interest was taken in the case.
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SDecial Notices.

r8- Again, another proof that BGR3AVE's
HALLAND BITTERS is worthy of recommends
ton.
The plain and upright Mary Van Siedrecht, a
daughter Of Van Dyke had last spring a dangerous
sickness but got Tar we'll that she could leave her
bed and be of the DOCTORS treatment, but kept
lingering on, so that she could get appetite and
could not get strength enough to do her household
work, till within few weeks past. She used one
bottle of the Bitters which, with the help Of God,
has given her strength, and she feels quite well );
for which her husband gave me, the undersigned,
his thanks, for having recommended the Bitters tc
his wife and requested to have the same insert
ed in the Sheboygan Nieuwsbode."
L. DODGE.
Grand Rapids Mich.
The above il literal translation from the last
number f the Sheboygan Nieuwsbode
jnne4-Imdsw
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SANDY Hook, June 4.-The Borus3ia,
from Harrisburg via Southampton on the
22d, will arrive up this afternoon. Her
dates are one day later.
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Troy, o., June 3l.-The bells are being
tolled, and all the flags in the city are at
half mast, in memory Of Senator Douglas
Capt. Douglas artillery are firing minute
guns.
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To- Is, Block No. 4
Fourfb EnI1ro.
improvements on Lot 10, Block 8
Improvements on Block Is
~OEERCrOR,s s.zERORRRA

ATOKLECTOR'S sale RR.AE RS-
u TATE for the payment of the costs and ex-
penses Of Street improvements. Notice is hereby
given, that by virtue of precept issued by the
Mayor of the City Of Evansville, and to direct
ed, will sell at public auction at the door of the
Court House. in said City, Saturday. the 18th day
of June, 1861, at o'clock P. NJ, the following lots
or parcels of real estate, much thereof may
be necessary to pay the amount charged and as
sessed anst 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-fourths Of
lot 2, in block 81, Eastern Enlargement...sI 96 27
juneI CHRISTIAN FREDERICK. G. G.
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FRANKFORT, June 4.-The Border State
Convention adjourned yesterday sine die
after adopting national and state addresses
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ant rooms or several gentlemen by fnquiring at
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