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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

Tcta.................s...' T. 49,
This corts;ny n much better showing thnn most Pepp o
p.aa or bc southern Socks rrnnessees are uch ths Ars
st and Ia The Judgment all who know tne people ana re-
sources of that state they the best o' the sou'n'n
securities.
The Tribune adds:
private letter from Ohio advises that the Legislature o
ha. will promptly lees.e suspension OF specie pay
Indiana aud other wi be likely to speedily follow
Hin currency will be nearly If not quite as good as any o'
TIE n. q. Picay une Of the 2Jtn says:
Exchanges the unsatisfactory condi'ob
noticed TO negotiation is equivalent TO making
The is hardly az demand Few small saes Of Sterling weie
made at 81 and 100 In Francs there was nothing uos
fine bills on the North need Longer be mentioned "
imporaut sale Of Sight ronnd amount Of pshk ~ h
T. cent discount On,ile bills saeaoc ut ALL couo no' 'o
passed 5eter than ]. az = cent discount
The Boston Post says
Rates of money advancing but the duness o the maj
Is not materially diminished yet Floating nesns ae
bnt there is less disposition to operate
TIE PhaQoo{pa,o North american says:
The money pariet continues and dnl Cal ae
sk,y 60 good p,rtiea y cent 9 annuu' but the oe
oneruy % placed EXCEPT at an advance on P.s
onot,tious owing 10 Of conhdebce on me par VIC
Ind r. who u,ft with their money very rehcuy =.
eouy of Rank Presidents held at the CranDg iionte ye.i
ds ne -doped cement sinls TO that ensfe' in
H. mi. o, b. City York last Fail and icb esn eu
business interests OF that city eneonht
b bs .s 10 mint their discount line. and ehu psh
IA "a ,he aud manufacturing Interests OF ths y'
Wa 40 NOT doubt h. ill resGi advsntss seousy 10 our cy
ba following statement OF flOnr
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
fAdyertis6fnent1

PRICES or ENGLISH CARPETING RECUCED.-
gseat opportunity offered for Spring Car
peng, English Medallion Velvet Carpets D.! wide Brnssels
SHADES Fable and Piano Covers Dasse Stair Carpet. and
rooms at HIRAM AHpERsoNA No. % Bowcry Housskeepsrs
nud csrpet buy Vrs are inyited ~ cSll
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

a. Poiu.m Co. % good fat State at - 81 Y pv A"'~o
o,s tAen ,r the troops now hs RsTscAs In tbs cy
O. lcm.n CO. ~ in ois 81 20 v 100 a7raes i''' "'
r. Sherwood al Illinois 1t 3lc.; average Ss' 10
s. g. COMPTON 40 Iowss ~ A. average Los I"'
Isaac Hallock ~ State Of &c average La" I'd. aeo ~
INcinta,h Sinclair 81 Illinois at 4to average I,"J ~
d g. Dmmmopj IS Illinois at SO = head aSrtas. ea ea r ~
Baiwin Co., % Illino. at $50 Etd average ir'" "'
Ala, ~ do. at $40 " head. average ii'o ,; y, ,,a
sHsphe market 10 quite dull vt nou'nai " che VI ~
M ~ he,d AZ wh las, weeks prices 1beier nte
% NO inosy at this point ond ha necessary 70 supply
the immediate Of the home trade uefe aye no 90
h, o, New.York or the East We hraf o but one sae-oo
had syerseing Il3 H. at Sc b n with the wool ON
Hoes There nothing doirg on th ade OF we n'I n'
u, ,Ihny va hear of saas OF STOCK Hogs at 5.d6.c Corn
seJ "a. ~ = 3ila - 40: S'ili-ed, fiHfic:
MIIcH Cows in light request at + ~" +3'"*"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
IAdyeitisement.

Or ALT POINTS OF INTEREST IN New 0rA,
none universally sought after BAasus's Muskrn. fer
cyery one wants his MKoLEy LIyiNo WONDERS, a,
dramatic which sks place every
afternoon evering BARsUxs the pace. 20 there yoa
want o see sights and be amused
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
IAdvertisement
DREW N FRENCH.

PRoDucK CossIssioS MHkrHANrs.
Burrxa CHEKs., EGa. PovLrE,, 0,Ga O.,IN FLOOR,
Pops tc.
No b Erie Buildings. New 1ork.
Liberia C.sH aivsncrs made on consif fumenb
Rc,,r,uce-D X Marin President Ocesn BAnk New. York
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
Albany Live Sleek Market.
fRepor,ed FOR The New-Yorh Tribune.


ByKvFsThee IL very l,e change 10 the naIfet
this week there being only 2p head The then last
Monday. Holders tined hard to spring the &C. y 10 live
weight bat did not do IL. The fstoin bOlsi M LEAD
here week which than their market needed and
very anxious purchase la sey nnes
them s les bgIIe that there dieronce between b.yer
and seller which nass slow ,acf and stho think
the than lss' week, A.
EECEirlsIbe follow ins Of re-
this via The Ne wt orr Cenua Rail.
Tlis week Last week. Total aimee Ian 4
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
Seth Catn gives the following statement of rion'
Grain in store at this and same date in 1850:
nEw.YOEK CATTLE MARKET

FoR THE WKkK ENDISa MAY ], 1851
Rycriprs C.TTtF All K!Sps. foH rhs "hfk.
acodn. 10 the reports from several market places in tic
city, there have been received This week: -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

1M CAad6'" 1Tsonne has an encouraging article
upcn Illinois Currency The six millions of good cur.
yspey has the following basis:
sogTHxRN soyps
115nes 6tats Bsp& s"s,s,s's'..,u.u.ufJ,oea2G0
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

TuArcnFR's CoMEr.-Thatchcr's comet ia rapidly
rogns brighter IL f. plain to the naked Lock
for IL s hay .tar longest sona OF
Dpo. onethr the way from the large star Tail already
p in levth with the telescope Ii moving very rap
will be flaming sword rom
the Month ,,ib.e to A good omen. Toe stare IN
their courses hgtt against Sisera." H.
ketr- York Monday, April 30 II p.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

CHnDRrs FOR the WEsr.--A company of chill
drcn viii leave the city tho West In few days from tn
office of the Chidrens Aid Society. No II Clinton Hail A'o
raco BOYS dcsons Of good country homes
and parents who wish 10 naye their children provide With such
w the above place where they will roceiy
the require inlortstion.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

SERIOUS AccIDryr TO 4 FIRfMsS.-John Grove, &
fireman. attached Hook and Ladder Company No. 10 whit
the upper part the caught Det'vect
rAioad the Le apparatus, aud dangerously iagied
s convcycd his rcdence In Second Eighty
third s.leet.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

We quote Choice in cakes Gdoc Common 3a &C. Grained
ss~. -,
OsIoss-Ws qnote Red q Dbl. ~ Yellow, y DOL,
~ s2G - 20. funches, T. loo, ~ 20 White Onions.
bbl, "a osd - "a.
Gskuc " 100 buncbss, $l6.
EgT.sAoa TuKsIPs y Dbl. 6iGo9c.
BkhxrpA TosAIoKs-P qt. box, FL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

DEsPRRADo.-Latc on Tuesday night. George
Mrrson ala. Pat Hannisn rcpued tlc caught ID the
act Stealing carpet from the John Mshsny
T,oug No. i63 aIick When Officer ByIuo Of the
Eb Ward Police proceeded TO arrest the dopredstor Ean
seized club aud bin with Il. lie bnal
powered taken before Justice Queekenbush WHO committed
him lor trial On both charges.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02

PRoBABLE MURDER AT IIoBoKEs, n. J.-Coroner
Uobnstedt OF Hoboken commenced al inquest yester-
day upon the body of welldressed genteelappesrns
man, apparently a German, who was found IN the
water at the basin Of the coal docks the Eysan
Fields. at Weehawken. A pistol shot was found in
his left side, and knife wound in his right arm. De-
ceased was about % years of age, feet inches IN
hight, dressed in black Cashmere pants and mixed
cslss mere coat and In of the pockets was
found discharge passport from the army in Germany
bearing the name Of Il. +. L. A. Go; also receipt
FOR board furnsled at the Mansion House, Rondout
NY. The name of K Got was marked upon his
shirt. DIR. Elder made post-mortem examination,
and found that the ball had passed through the heart
The inquest was adjourned until this Thursday fore
noon at II o'clock, at the Coroners office, No. l2s
Washington street. The body is at b. n. Cranes (un.
der,aker), at No. l3i Washington street.
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8erheiroth2te Derfnnerr

.str SS@e nss @ Serhetraetu bedbtistn uub a pie
fiher S6rd6t ssT etus StubtruAss 6euB nh pd.
ten nnSsriueltG Dt SsbnRsn "a Rdrbt sttten.
que 9nSsrnt sseen es sn pbpa4s Onsr sese srrattuue
sttedrfett eer NtrpsR 8tterp S6pdGt ErteuEs
Der GretItGfn ART erseu GHen Derruies peief
10 ot 0ebanSHus sns 6aDrss Or S'DnfOu uutsrssb,
tam thm ale tlEem &tspmSIns sbnt Bur6 I'd auptrauen
nne tnnErntIi4 anf sns ArltltAs si@dlslst psrlasn
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Observation-Disclosures.

Ste Itno tn 2Sur5bur9 eingeritten, laate 6te=
rcnpmms 0alIel 5u ietnem SObne. Nde 8iirten
begleiteten Den SIlGCf uno mebr ais aweitauleno
yteitern fcl9tsn i6nen. Gin prd6tteer @inaua,
NetnbplD, Der gon3e 2OeI fam nit 5rauen unp
6raulein gu berrIiGen 8eten.
81 Der. r.then Selten, erptberte Der Doctor
triDinntg. g1us 1T aus Stapt unb Ratb ee
ipprDen.
81, Stabt unb Hat6 rtef 6terpn9muS, es
perltebt lid, oaB Die 70 gut es angling, tbren
6rtepen ludben. Die Stapt muB fretltdb BranDs
lhapen 5ablen, neu 9ulDtgen, unp DOm beretlteQ.
ten alien Ne4t lit ni9t uebr bic Neoe. 2lber
Der Eatb tit 9ndot9 ott9enCmmert ba er lanee
porber iACn bewielen, oab er BON BEN NufrIbrern
gs3pungsn wurpe letnem 9nGpisen 5errn tepCA
tmmer treu blieb. @r bat aud pteIe @nape
pCbl Serptent 3leinbplp.
9GOmtt, 8ater2
a2tt &lugbeit, ia9te 5ier0npmus. @r 6at
Die allermetlten 0auptleute unp 9lnltifter, ben
san5en SAwarm Der 8auern pa31 in 0Ir3>
burg ftlf9ebalten, pa bic Sirfen eenetst Isten,
tbnen gu per9eben. Ste slaubten es Bis fe
rrtnne aBen, tpie in elmer NtGuleIaue.
Oas nennlf On RIu9beit rtef &einbUlp un=
wtlltg.
@tn bdBlides Qa9en ber3ce pes 9lat6a6errn
@efAt St3erliG, metn Sp9n, utfte er ibm
gu. Ole 6urten molten nur pte atIer14ltmm-
lten &GPfe, mfr t9nen pte fAufft, ben perl6pnt e
Strensr. @a Bate ppbl mebr ais eiuem ylatbgs
BERN unb Gel4IeGt6freunO Der 5als eewadslt,
wenn ni9t 10 pteIe 9Gietpidte eliidltd ans @tsl.
ler 9eltefert wurpen, 9llen pUran Der pberlte
pauPtmann, Safob RObl, Der ppn SnsUlltapt
9ladlib entrOnnen, 9letb betmltG fefsenOmmen
Hnp IN Dem sranen @Garo In Retten eele9t pur.
De, um Die Snapi9en 9erren belpnpers gu er-
Irsuen,
(6ortifBung fclst.)
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GS mar 1ein S4waaer
@r tpubte baB pteier

Glorian ertunnte t9n, GS mar fetn G9waaer
gSilbelm BON @rumbaA @r wuBte pab pteIer
bet ben 8itrlten mar.
gDaS ptait Ou ? fruste ct.
Did MID itb. Grsteb Did.
Setne 28affe in Der 5anO lproA 6lorian Oils
trster Ntann babe i'd eelebt, als Greer @lann
mid t& lterbsn.
90 ittrbl rtsf Der Sitter unD tpte er Ietn
s4pert auf tbn sadte, iunt GlOrtan BON bret
gan3en onrA6Ubrt an Gbrilttnen's Sette nteoer.
Sir 6afetn lsuGteten auf beipe. @rum6a&
beu9te F9 gu tbnen, ct nabm pes SterbenDen
.6ano:
SUa Rerfer 1tnO 6enfer BABE tA DIR ae6ul>
fen, la9te ct. Nas gott Dir unp mtr 9naDa
Ietn.
oabe Oant ! antwUrtete Glorian, unb fd
aufrtAtenC, le9te er letnen Arm um G6rftinen,
tbren &Opf an letne 8rult Dos Serrtnueupe
9eben iammelte b in ben Iebten gtuf
8rt9eit 6lelbeit 3u Otrl
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0Ssal btnatpmer 2amssseem

II SHbIcribenten fomis aud Mnjeisen fir zSafts
inston u. @eDrsetUwH pcrSen bel Prn. 3. 8. ssiees
fel0t, SeO. 4sO @=str, mnferbalb 8. ctr. entsescn
geHpmmen.
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Sunge Wanner.

etOneers w6s se Own nes ebrmsu eaaers SewrrStr 1h
cas tdrrlt 10 DeIt Gauenbt fuheS srat ret wfI
burG tre ert0bcnen EaIsn nnh euus6dter
NIT bem Donner bet Bttbtfae btn Scndt bsser be
Eser eSGu5ernot kSat Estc6s babeu arbsa mSseE & t
ppuem 0ertrauew nGten.
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Dr. Is. SgsilntIaer.

pratfiider 3ahuar3t,
go. 1SS @ay- -8aItmoTeitr., naSs @heutr
5bu perbsu ben auis be eiaseies uAb ale Opattoas
I1raHtirt. Es22S
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Sunee 2eute,

bic 9 tur6 tetmItde eafeF sew4Gt Edc bic ne 70 on bon
EH 2eueu CHER tn Der S4uIG iruen unt bertn BsIen lie au
na@tIt6 hrrn feiba 5hGk bur ppEgttrRen BE- wErr
xnatett BITE &t uEmssh md6en R6psF Rnb @eta seTs
zen, pateR iaf2rt hs nStbtesn 6&rttIe tbuu
2Dts 5Gbt bd6 tuHss AsRu M 9pHsHua fsiues 2GRheS
hr 9tebH yueF Gtfrru sACn Musfnteu h Tsunen ha
febeHs Lpsgeru r1 eurG ets nreen nsr Hbrruna
ppm pfnps eer Rsr. Gp Stsirua mhNfu bsDVr M sntre.
ten IN tte
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@ef1brLlfte 4rnnfheit.

ean esr rreseIs unt unfIuss Singer kss aaaers aus.
Rnbet tas ben Retm br 1mers sdften &rdufb tn M aus
eeaoTmsu bat 70 Seft bGufs eaf etn nnetsss SdGmse
ntl cntr tts BGt @RthedGaa tbn Ibef I'd Sene ID
meuee Gu pelhe afris brcr Grhuua nnh Nepeirabaf
atn sn @ertrausn sen t6un uuO lauge bic
Sv'nptpne hefcs ireGlen uebeIs n O. tn mti @st6Ta.
entsnubeier SaS ene bis Nd Suera tn Rrp unh
tn ben Glteeeru GbuatRe Sss thes Gdubbstt @usrn&fe
kr 9cut Rnrn Den Bstus ne Nrmen Utunsu In bsm e-
Npe nHp an nsn @rfrsmdtsn nU iessH % ann etee nsp
eer Gaamn ne s Jaeninrn etnaleu bas DIFFER ber r1t
klrR Rr1ufbet en Gseen2ant nes Mshs urn Der Ec
ueR 9reden asDsn bosur etn Gnre naGt bss bn mad
nem Gdnps Ertn6t TEN &etieuper Surufebst
IS M etns rGurtes Sbataas las EaIeEts ber fIrBarsn
RrGnIbst gum Spr dasn cle uugel1dI&feti uuwtF-
uber qratr pel6e hurd Anpeneuus 5htltcu tftss
s Dterurs bts GpnhnCu vsueA uni ben 0ea Res 9ebtna
TN esu eenneS 1aetu perpdubeIR.
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9r. sSphn,fpn.

geNee eee t6ntefcu GCaeeums gEuntir;te In 0SnhSa
Vraeurr etnes Der sren mee5tngn &pleaeu tr tdc
zen Der pen SpBsn lpt enes eebens in ben pppttdern
Eeecn Paris pbtdbepbid dnersn tdbn sueebrndt bd
n'9e Der eerbnren 0eluneeH prlenbet beun be Sc
3S Der utehn wets unJdbltss 9eisenbt IN Dbrenlau
M Nerprtdi Ene anreren GraRtbeE lrten lDINe g. aud
PIE BET poeden 6erdu6Fn u br ehrede bs Al Oft
betIf. 9""O-''''~7 -
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Goltiul0rcsSccE= 9nipifol.

0egranpet 5ur uuterbriifng Der Guadfal6erst.
Der etnjtee VIas, pp cine 6ctlung eriausl
Wsroen fdull.
Qtnperune tn feds gtunben.
Rein 2uedlflber, paS uere @'eiun09at bsI'
Ienps rItntrt.
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Srgantihg Shu1de

nnStr3uslta setef zrh BIZ psas rafa kereefl Ote
ir1tbdrs Shen pthtS ts ebeu elenh rnt s e. uRp Rad
tcmer bdit Eum6Gn mG9t IA oft baS epps Deee t brtn
RstesHftdften nH5ernusu 6buen SaHat esEt RHk ~ G
lu AEsldetHsen scneGt ps Re eertR 3plseu nf aeuau
tennsu. Shgei6 g GHA kur Strtfturen 6teber1IasGn
2drn Steu une anbere urG9en euffcben aan II Hf BOD
nfegetees eHs 6css ees Wsbraues theIheu Organe
ssneH UeOrsn Ts e @ betmItsu 2dferR trssbeu zs ppn
DsHa ets pd Tett ns &userem rtrbeu eur& rubsn @e.
nIgSte Ssrduunss aDrleust ss&wa Gue bt ptYaeu uHl
eetfisen RrGffs psrnt6teL
&l-a uut 2ebrr su oft ust be urlaAs bsr Rrouheit IT,
rer Rnser psr 3gue QDts oft detbsu s 2etbtr anb.
rem NrasH m hs Sur st GTOFHRslt ssRren ssftrs sR3.
R Offtce: SO. Sab=JrebertdGraee,
lteben fbaren pon 8GIttEUrefr., Sltlt6e Gettt,
Die Stufen 6inauf.
Wtdn merle M Ndmeu unb 6ausnunmer teRR unHenhs unt
tru9ertlhe Na6niar hrGbene setenIpie 0uadalbsF
S1nPFtder 5telwAr StrdeureHt8er uub edmpeupuser
nenHen @ regemdbte aersts uue IGIeru Gaeps1r Dt
Sphnfrne 6af tn bsr Ndte
NS. AGs Srtefe mullen staen FUH-5tdmp euthGItsH.
Ginf 9etlnn9 in 2 Ea8en su9sftbert.
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Die ihreGlien aDrtuneea tee 2Gfers nh esr AZ artn
DrIu endhfnts 0erirrWHa Der Asa Geeru6tbet Des
@sssfFa b0is abnnnaen GbnstsEue uDt bE @tlsl1&aft
6udi mad GtnamFstt W5trdueu seesa 4 sbh HrAdmTett
h. Nnb enisv Der ihuireu 6rleea
9aufsnts percutu heu Grrs Hunsn itst tturtetls
peer urfas TIRE enEbbett GbEmmt fe itr ra psg.
ltsrsn 6wd tGs nsrp6s aEh sbsebrs Esrbt es fs sns
Kseuttums SFfctnRn9 t ApseR, ben Suaen IHp Die Nus
tetGeu Der AHsSe5runa tdtsu.
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8elonpers Su beadten !

Or }ptnarn tletei cSu DeReu ut Snlfe an reIe H bur
ICIs sehstme uH uunafae Self Iub 6rpsr icra6tsnb far
Sic Srbet De @seG8a uut bic @be unfabe a&snbe 9ehtE
atihwa@t tdbtn
5tsr nh ntes traurer rHt FasusEertten sssn ber
rhbsn @emObnbetten ees saaers S6dae TN ndsu tn
ben @teerR S6merssu TIM Rrpf SdEdGc nes eGts @erIus
eer Geusteaft 5srtflCpfsH HerSE uGrHbt gsasenWd6t
unVrenuns Der @ereauungsredRe alesRstRe &utfFatnRa
Symptpnse per S@plnelg9k :
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Dr, .9Obnltolr,
Der einat0e 9Ir3t, tpeI6er 0llaetat.
letabItrt psr aat,eha Satren.l

(VtabrF prF dbfebl Jdtren,l
Sr ta bas adrfs ptrttamaG bette Dts In kr SDtIi
ntbLt seSn as gentle srdnibstten S@rd&t I'm R6sn EHk
een @sern uufrT,Gtss Sadmer stsbaussn tsr S6mtrtn
tn ben 9euten ben seren urnhIa Nsruhee he
rreanifsn &rGft bee 8trpeuressk Rppf @Irs RaftH
ser 5dut- uue 0asr pI&en utbSi ce e
6epetmn @erctntetieR or SUgenh re iprsn Dpru gHb
He fms ale eer StrsnensIaus BIN efutFtJu bee uIsFt
berrrbru u7R nsnn a ses sebt rereen brt sauenb6eH
5rnungen Vernt&ren S9Edbf Contribution rsOrbrneSn
es Gle unmsl maeu ns iussi ben RsFpsE uns Stun le
h1ren.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-09

A Washington Capitalist on :the
Southern COnfederacy--The South
ern Loan and Southern Business
From ne Philadelphia Nor,s american, March 80
We yesterday met a gentleman from
Washington, Southerner by birth, exten-
sigely known as a capitalist and banker
In order to obtain his viws relative to the
status on Southern Confederacy," we ask
ed questions, which were answered as fol-
lows
"You are acquainted with Mr. Riggs, the
Washington banker, sir 2'
Intimately. When at home see him
every day
9 Is there any truth in the statement that
he intends to take a portion of the South
ern loans ?"
Not Il word. He would not touch a
dollar of it, and for the simple reason that
he would lose it if he did"
ado you think that any Washington
banker will take it, or any part of it ?"
No sir. What is more, nobody outside
Of the Confederate States will touch it,
and the Secessionists have no money 20
spare. Tue Northern bankers will never
lend money to people who have done as the
Cotton States have done"
"Wln foreign capitalists do p
No, sir In my opinion people who
have seeded from the Government, and rob-
bed the Federal Union of its property, can
never obtain credit from anybody. They
may put an export duty of cent pound
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-09

THE OLD FLAG.-We saw one of the old
flags, the /" stars and stripes" sent up town
this morning to decorote the=house of one
of our first citizens, in whose family an
event takes place, of which it was so recent
ly an emblem-a union. A pretty and ap-
propriate idea will be carried out in thus
unfolding the old banner that waved in the
battle and the breeze. 1t reminded US of
Mr. Fuqua's eloquent words in the conven-
tion, depicting the procession, when dele
gates and dignitaries and armed columns
passed by the time honored flag without a
recognition, but as the band of gallant old
veterans of 18I4-I5 marched past, they
raised their hats, reverendy bowed their
heads, and waved the tattered but glorious
old banner they had borne through the
thickest Of the fight on the plains of Chal-
mette, in compliment to the flag of the uni
ted country of their manhood. And he, a
delegate to the convention, honored them
in his heart for the act
Whenever our young friends are bent on
matrimonial felicity, we shall be happy to
lend them flag that will symbolic their
'united state"-N. o. True Delta.
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EVANSVILLE, IND TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1851.

upon cotton; and. by so doing, raise rev.
enue of S26, 600, 900, but this money, after
ali, will come from their own pocket"
How so p
Because the necessities of the Cotton
States are such that they must sell. The
planters are too largely in debt to hold the
crop, and the aggregate is so large that the
brokers cannot do it. For this reason the
Southern ConfederacY must ultimately
bring up in bankruptcy. They cannot hold
together for more than year without pro-
ducing general ruin
4" Bat do you believe that they suffer as
much as we do ?"
Z" More. Their business has dwindled
away, and their railroad receipts have fallen
off forty per cent. There are enough good
men in the South 70 redeem it from the Sc
cessionists, and the time is not far distant
when this will be done"
We left the gentleman with the great sat-
isfaction of knowing that there is large
number of persons yet having confidence in
the sterling sense of the people, and in the
ultimate restoration of fraternity among the
people of all the States.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-09

Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one half
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
aud Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Eel
lows, Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies.
For each notice not exceeding 3 lines 25
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, S without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals, Picnics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and 81 in the Daily
and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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U.HPORT.FsV-T RE.1EK5EHs.

If there is in the list of Remedies given to the
world for acceptance and approval, any which are
entitled to confidence by their perfect adherence
the laws and intention of the Creator one is the
UNIVERSAL COCGH REMEDY, for every species of
Lung, Throat and Bronchia ldifficutv even that of
Actual Consumption, and the other the Justly cee-
brated TOLU ANODYFE, most perfect remedy for
Neuralgia, GOut, Rheumatism, Partial and Actual
Paralysis, St. Vitus's Dance, Chronic Spasrnotic
and Nery Gus Head Ache, Tooth Ache, Ear Ache
and that chief Of all causes Of diseases, Loss OF
Sleep.
If friends will accept the declaration that for
six or eight years these preparations have been
through tests that would satisfy all, in place of
sweeping declarations that mean nothing, and then
procure and read the pamphlets, to be found
with all dealers and agents, they will be able to
judge how far they can he relied on.
GENERAL AGENTS.
J. W. HUNNEWELL & Co., 7 and Com
mercial Wharf Boston.
GEO. HUNNEWELL, I45 Water street,
New York.
Under the special supervision of JOHN L. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Boston,
Mass, whose signature the corks of the gen.
une only, and to whom address all communications.
Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere.
KELLER & WHITE,
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Evansville.
nov 5-4M dkw
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PIANOS FOR SALE.

Owing TO the scarci ty OF money, offer for sale
at wholesale manufacturing prices,
FOUR SQUARE PIANOS,
" Which, for volume of tone, easiness of tOuch Gle
yauCe of finish, and durability of construction
surpassed by none in the world.
L. EESSLER,
fau7 IL Main street.
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@AN TTEE.

SOFICE.
. 3 I wish to inform my customers ard the pub
lie generally, that from and after the date OF this
notice my business shall be conducted on the CASH
SYSTEM. I will take all passabe bank notes at par
but will sell my Lard, Oil, Soap and Candles for
cash only. This rule applies to al alike, and so
nobody needs TO be offended.
PHILIP DECKER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-09
EAEssOEUTEO.N-0P OF COP.aBry4-ER.

The COpartnership heretofore existing under the
title of Scantlin stephens is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, by R. E. Stephens retiring from
the concern. The business of the old firm will
he settled mp by James Scantlin Co., who will
continue business ut the old stand.
JAS. SCANTLIN, JR.
r. E. STEPHENS.