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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11

A PROPHETIC SARCASM. We remember to
have heard the folio wing anecdote told of the
late Henry Clay and Gen. Scott, though we
have no recollection OF having seen it in print:
Mr.. Clay, it should be promised, had no spe-
ciai antipathy to Gen. Scott, though the up.
start pride and excessive vanity and self con-
ceit of the young hero,' and the fuss he
made over the wound he received in the battle
of Lundy's Lane, filled him with unu tterable
disgust. During the session of Congress fol-
lowing the peace of 1885, dinner party was
given at the Executive mansion at which
these two distinguished individuals were pres
emit. After dining. the General re tired, wi tn
others of the party, to the card rooms to a
sociable game of whist. Some time after he
was seated, Mr.. Clay entered the room. fresh
from the dining saloon and highly exhilerated.
Walking up to Scott's chair, he Familiarity
slapped him on the wounded shoulder, which
made the General Writhe with pain as he
exclaimed, "Mr. Clay, 1 will thank you to
keep your hands of-you've hurt my wound,
sir. "Ah, Scott, Twas Clay's reply, which he
uttered with peculiarly sarcastic express
sion,) 81 always thought there was some
thing rotten about you" Recent events have
turned Mr.. Clay's sarcasm into prophecy
The rottenness is fully developed in the ALAG
rity with which a recreant son steps forth al
the bidding Of blood thirsty tyrants to plunge
q dagger in the bosom of his venerable mo-
ther.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11

Charcoal for gunpowder should be made OF
willow or alder trees. Dogwood is also very
good. 1t should be charred at Il tempera-
ture of 500 deg. The English cylinder gun
powder derives its name from charcoal made
in cylindrical iron retorts, heated to a red
heat.
The manufacture Of gunpowder is an opera
ton requiring skill The saitpetre and sui
phur are first refined, the former by solving
Ill water and the latter by fusing. Each of the
ingredients are then ground 20 powder and
bolted. They are then carefully weighed and
mixed in trough made for the purpose. The
compound is then put into the mill, so lbs. at
a time. which Is made of two revolving cast
iron rollers OF three tons weight, revolving on
cast-lron plate, and ground three hours. 1t
is kept mois tened all the time with water, to
prevent It's forming dust. 1t is then taken out
OF the mill, and in drying, forms cakes called
mill cakes. These are then broken up be-
tween grooved wooden rollers. and introdu ced
into hydraulic press, of l20 tons to the
square loot. The mixture comes out Of this
pressure in nat sheets half An inch thick. 1t
Is then broken up and sifted. 1t Is then glazed
by being placed in a barrel. 200 lbs. at time,
and revolved forty times a minute. BY this
particles on them are taken OF by friction.
The quality of powder may be judged Of by
Its armness and uniformity. and by it's not be.
ing easily crushed by the fingers. noy readily
sollins them A sample flashed on white pa
per should biaeIen it hut little, and not in
tdWdsS being wet. and dried again, dsteyio.
sa.as In strength, though 1t still may be used.
very powerful gunpowder Is made by
mixing Two parts of chiorate Of potassa with
one OF white sugar. and one fsrrocytade Of
potassium. This. wAsn GRADUATED, g white
Il WIZ not absorb moisture. and may be rsa.
duly made. Care should bs taken that no
charcoal or sulphur be In troduced. Il Is not
NJ for iron gnns, because II oyydiSss them rap
idly; but Tor brass gaas, or bomb. shell, 1t
serves an eg 9ally good, II not better purpose,
than ordinary gUnpowdsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11

a. New York Colleagues appended 70 Old
noss patronymie the mysterious letters /" l.
(Which The waxs with httle reverence
sn. IN position. but much for his personal
f"'Ai'es' Interpret, Long Legged Donkey"
"a. IRE occurred Ia Taliahoma, Coffee county,
~. :, lew daye ago. which cons Emed thir-
~ rouses, aud among Them four stores. -
d os ~ss wee estimated At SIS, 900. with only
los Cincinnati Enquirer states that the
CITY ny a!nsa oy the pork packers In that
.,y up 70 The present tins win moi fail short
million of dollars. ''' '''S''
osmsafs tuills, . prominent citizen Of
tssssAY kst. " ~
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From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTRRss MoSRoE. July e.-The steamer
Quaker City, some armed freight vessels and
several gun boats are preparing to attack Sew
ellis Point.
A cartridge chest exploded here to day, kill.
ing two Rhode Islanders and woundiDg a man
by the name Of Taylor.
Some of the Garibaldians who deserted and
went over to the Confederate lines, have re-
turned here. They have been imprisoned, and
the ring leaders will be made examples of.
There is great mortality in several of the
New York regiments, which is attEibu ted to
excessive drinking
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11
Later from EurNne

FARTHER PoINr, July The North Briton
has arrived with Liverpool accounts to June
Is. The sales OF cotton for the week were
80, 900 bales, of which spectators took II 900
bales. The sales on Friday were IL, 900 bales,
and spec uiators and exporters took 4, goo. The
market closed firm Fair Orleans SD. and
middlings Sd; fair Mobiles sgd, and mid
dlings iii. Breadstutfs were qule It and steady
The weather was favorable tor crops. Con
soils S9N Political news unimportant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11
How GunpOwder is Made.

The first knowledge of gunpowder, among
European nations was in the 14th century, q
German monk named Swartz being regarded
as the inventor but that gunpowder was
known thousands of years ago by the Hindoos
of people living near the Ganges that at.
tackled their enemies with thunderbolts shot
from their walls )" and with storms oflight t.
nings and thunderbolts hurled from above. u
These were as far back rs Alexander the
Great, 800 Il. q. Hindoo annals as far back a.
the time OF Moses speak of 1t.
Gunpowder is composed of saltpetre, sui
phur and charcoal /; and its operation is found
ed on the rapid combination and consequen,
expansion of gases, set free by combustion OF
its parts. The proportion OF the ingredients
used differs according to the use to which the
powder is put. The United States Govern
ment formula Is parts saltpetre, II sulphur,
and IL charcoal. We give some Of the vari-
GUS receipts in table. d
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More kentuckians for the South.

LOUISVILLE, July 1O.-The Rev. q. B. Over
ton, the pastor of the Asbury Methodist Epis.
cepal Church, South, left here a few days ago
with volunteers for the Confederate army =
He preached to his congregation on Sunday
last
Volunteers for the Confederate army are
leaving In so uads, and average probably one
hundred per day.
If the South be whipped, Kentuckys bes,
families will wear black.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11

ECCENTRIC MoDs OF CELERaArISa-A pecu-
nar feature was introduced in the celebra ton
ol The Fourth at Tarboro', N. u. rope WAS
sHeNhed across the street. on which were
suspended three eftigies, bearing the follow
ing inscriptions: "Winfield Scott-The
ifaitors Doom" "Abe Lincoin-Somebody
- huft-The Irrepressible Conflict Ended
me south Victorious" William h. Sew
aio-Ihe Higher Law has assembled" At
IRE 49, - WA
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RrxoRYp AREKEsr.-We COPY the following

RrxoREp AKEgKsr.-We copy the following
from the Norfolk Herald, of yesterday:
II is repor ted that NJ iers W. Fisher, ESQ.
ms talented and patriotic delegate from
northampton to the Virginia State Conven-
tlor, has been captured by the Abolitionists
On hir way 10 his home on the Eastern Shore.
rom ofk River. and that he is held pris-
oner by Gen Butler at Fort Monroe This is
unpleasant intelligence, and we hope it may
not De confirmed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11
Travel via LnuisYiIle.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 1o.-The travel be-
tween the North and the South is but little
interrupted. Passengers from Nashville via
the Edgefield Road, meet with but little de.
lay. Hence South the deten ton is six hours
The trains from the South hitherwards ar.
rive two hours behind time.
The Memphis trains both ways connect
closely
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11

heia Il the ci.rxs Oiss 81 Il the Coz r Of iass
ings for the said city, on Monday the LIST day OF
Lavssn Nunnaliy......-.......
George W. Jordan, John q. winn and In DEBr
Robert y. Jordan, late partners uudsr
the frm Of Jordan, VIM Go. D'fts.j
defend.nt the sum Of Four Hundred ana Twenty
Five Dollars. with Legal interest thereon from the
having beer made that the defendant. Robert
=. jordan Is not z resident OF the state Of
publication hereof. sad do what may be necessary
0g11..s: sis interest no. H55wasD c,.r,
~ heldin the Clerks once Of the Court Of Hust
ings for the said city, on Monday. the LIST day OF
Peter J. Archer. PREF
Thomas II. Bills, Powhstan Ellis. Jr., ISDEBr.
Margaret X. Hills. Matthew P. Taylor
and X. n NlmIno,. ...........-..Dens,J
The object OF tbis salt is to recover against ~ g
sps %S esa
thereon from the 7th day Of June, 1884, ., paid -
Amdsvit having been made that the defendant,
pear in the said Clerks onice within ons month
due S. do what
iva-law4w 0''' Ro. HOWARD, elk.
NTf OF RICHMOND, 70 wis:-At kules
~ held in the Clerks 0tdce of the Court Of Hust-
ings for the said city, on Monday, the LIST day of
July, 1851:
Peter j. Archer. ..................Pltf,1
asdina
Thomas H. Ellis, Richard 8. Ellis. Jr, In DEBT.
Powbatan Ellis, Jr, X. n Nimmo
aud Margaret Ellis. Dfte,
The object Of this suit is to against the
defsnda at tie sum OF seven Hundred and Fifty
Three Dollars, with legal interest thereon from
the I'd day Of June, 1851 Till paid. Affidavit
having been made that the defendant, Pow
hatsn Ellis, Jr., Is not q resident of the State
of Virginia, he hereby required to appear in the
said Clerks Office. within one month after due
pu blication hereof. and do what may be nscessa.
nv to protect his interest. A Copy--Tssts:
iy2-lawAw RO HOWARD, Clk.
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THE ..DIsPATCH" STEAM POWEh
L PRINTING OFFICE.
Coynsy u Main and ThirfssnA SrYssts RscAssond, Ia
This establishment, (beihE the most complete
Prntery in the South, both e regards Types Or.
aaments, Sc, and the latest and most Approved
Machine Prsssss,l Is daily turning out the An eel
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING!
- BUcH Al
PAMPHLETS. CRCUL-1RS, BILLS OF LADMg.
CHECKS; &c.,
As WILL As
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES AND HANDBILIa
Particular attention given TO hne work far RanE.
Public Omcss, Insurance., Railroad and Transpor.
THE DISPATCH CARD Presses
These new Machines, for Csrds Bill HAD.
Small Circulars, Labels, TO-, are capable Of turn
Ing of ], 500 Impressions per hour thereby an
AbIing the patrons Of this sstsblishmeat to on
this description OF work ct tie shortest possihle
GPn.ss reduced in proportion to tn. ,n.r....
Priatinx IN various soloss4 BRoNxEs and
this branch Of the busiHsss TIE propristor. a
safely ehAllenge compseitiosi 10 La
II ANS HAM6!-Ws have . ANAL lot q
II w Sstsxn cured HANS, which We Will sell
'o y 70 close the son .iiH .ao,no~
lOll 6R06S 6HxN6H1f M1TCHE1--ISs
~ huu sro.. Shanghai Matches. jssl rseslyeA aAs
" vs. '' i' 2. CeoK.
GRAIN CRADLES-OSs epS1Ior o11Iisy. for
~ ale ~ OkARk1o9 ANnEneQI.A CO..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11

AUCTION SALs OF SUaAK AND MoLAssEs.-
,a,a' La Roche Bell, sold at auction, yes
HTday, the cargo Of the Br schooner Adeiins
hfsihg OF sugars and molasses, which
Mousht the following prices 80 barrels of
~ y. asca ADDS, at u cents; IL nhds. sugar, at
y = cents and 30 bbls. molasses, at 35 q
=. eeaG per gallon :-Saeanaah 4e.1s OIL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11
HARn RrTrRR WITHnur

HARD BUTTER WITHOUT Icg.-To have de-
iigh tfully hard butter in summer without
ice, put trivit, or any open fiat thing with
legs, in q saucer; put on this triyit the plate
OF butter; I'LL the saucer with water; turn a
common fiower-po upside down over the
saucer and under the water. Stop up the
hole of the fower-pot with cork, then
drench the flower pot with water set it in o
cool place until morning, or if done at break.
fast the butter will be very hard by supper
time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11
NE W d II U q ETO X x

w ROBERT W. POWERS,
IA APOTaHoAEY AND DRUdaIeT.
Begs leave to inform his friends and the public
that he has taken srd re-ftted In u new aud hand.
some STYLE the store formerly occupied by ]. h.
Wood, and more recently by G S. Dawson. Ne. -,
sorner Main and Wall streets, one door above the
st. Charles Hotel, Richmond. Va, and hiss tuss
opened with entirely new stock OF
oRUdS, MEDICINES ~ SI q CH u FANCY ard
Comprising every article usually Kept ia his Tina.
selected In person by himself With especial refer.
snss to their freshness. purity. Ina entire rsll-
ability.
Physicians VIII ind his stock Of DRUGS,
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
So, very complete. emhrasiaz in.ny new and de-
sirable articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded n any hour
Of day or night
nN Orders promptly attended to.
os b-u R0BF. W. FOWKkH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11

flaE IL New ORLEAss.-On the morning of
1ae 9th inst. Are broke out In Toiedsno
street, New Orleans, and destroyed seysn team
anousef. nearly all Of which Were occu pied by
I@nefs. i>oes % 900. The remains Of an IN.
IRE oAteI the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11
The New York Press in

New YORK, July lo.-In consea uence OF
Gen. Scott's interdict ton about teiegraphic
dispatche the morning papers are almost
entirely bare of special Geographic reports
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11

THIS Mobile Tribune learns that the sum /
900 900 was 70 - paid On the drst instant "a
tbs troops at Fsnsacola.
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General Palterxan,a C.

General PaGtersen's CoiuMn.
BALTIMORE, July 9-The latest intelligence
we have from Martinsburg is up to Saturday
night. At that time General Patterson was
mo tionless.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11

WHEELING, VA, July 9-Carlile has been
elected United States Senator in the place OF
the Hon. K. M. T. Hunter, and w. T. Wiley
in the place Of the Hon. j. nj. Mason
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11
5Ss A3ln IT.. corn or above Post Once,
70 - Richmond. Va.

- A. DODEk EN 4 CO., A PUrHEJA RIs
AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN STRIEr,
" near Old Market. Richmond, Va, will kosp
- ON hand general assortment Of pure Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, window Glass,
Putty, Dye stufs, Patent Medicines, brushes, Of
All kinds; Surgical Appliances. burning Fluid AL
ssS. saSd Pspsr
Medicinal Liquors, SC.
Prescriptions prepared at al hons, with special
care, BY members of the firm alops.
Physicians orders fr"u the couutry sxseutea
promptly, and the mos. reliable medicines far.
nished. fSO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11

Passage Of Lovsjey's Resolution.
WAsHISGroN, July 8 Mr.. Loyeioy's reso
luton passed by vote of 81 in favor, to SIS il
opposition.
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RO. HOWARD, elk.
CLOTHING, 10

KEEN, WIN & WILLIAMS re-
N spectfuiIy ask those whose accounts No W
due to cali aud settle them. We will seud { 1sni
far our limit ed force will pc init and hope
when they are presented our friends will prompt
ly pay them.
KEEN, BALDWIN Il WILLIAMS,
and lis Main
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, EIKsT-CLAAS NiEDICINEs.
MEADE i EAKEk,

~ PHAAxACXrTIsTs AND VENDORS OF pCHl ANo
sKLIAsLE MEDICINES, CHEMiCALS, Pr ARMA-
CRITICAL PRODUCTS, Surg ical Instruments and
Hes and travellers; Physicians' Saddle Bags Lon.
don Elastic Stockings, Trnssss and Supporters:
Forte Monnass, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Mirrors:
arst quality Perfumsry, Pomadss ana Soaps MIN.
sgai Waters, bottled at the Syringe; Medicinal
all Of the best quality and at the lowest rates
MEADE 8 BAKER,
sSs Main It,, s0Ynsr above Post Office,
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New YORK, July 9.-The Cotton market
closed firm, with sales of 5000 bales mid
dlIngs al l54al5B,. Louisiana SIS quoted at 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11

TelegT aphic Restriction.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-Gen. Scott forbids
telegraphing army movements.
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APo1HHCAHIns. -.
=. W. RAYNkN.
APOTHkCAEY AHD r,Iif10Df64.

- .,o A. y. ERA YsENa
''ss's'''n'a ss.s... s1sss ass broad sysss-
9saa ., n r. nrrrss Medicine. ohsniesls. xs,sy
sass hs ah%f Had Fl k.-o aa:::
Oh, Aisoaci; Garden and 1lo~.r seeds; Cigars.
Combs. e. ali Is. popular p.s.as S:lisis.s Il
b. az :.a 8; Sa -. i ella s'
sH:r :. ,.y :. l..c
NIdar ). v Ts1TssR, bIassis,..
sEpafLADstrnIx cy HGsp 81 PhasnA..
IL CY, guocEssoR 70 LsiDLxr 2 RosIsscsJ
IL Fourth and Franklin streets, Rich mond, hs.
ae., which no ofsrt al low prices. strict rssona!
It viii be given TO 81 tns departments Of
order. foI shipment WIN b promptly attended,
to and most carefully packed. no0
~ ''hN s Mf;ofSzHstsSA md II; pbEisoesur.
AAkKET PLAox, FxasKIrs ST.,
sISskk. H4ssisHss. DYk,sf pS1' FANCY
srMpEs
- "a 4 Tx AID &. IxS1
~ ". PETERSON CO., WHOLESALE Dsua:
Ia aIsrs AND DEALERS IN Indigo. spices, Nad.
ToSaeoo, snua, q kSs. Sui@sss, SALAD oil, SALT
petre, 6ponges, sAleratus, Flor. Sulphur, Cope.
rss, Birthstone, Ainm, Coehinsal, White Lead,
zinc Paint, Linsssd Oil, Colors, Psrafans Oil, So.
lar OIL, Lard Oil, Castor Oil, Tonqua Beans-in.
vits the attention Of merchants visiting Rich.
snond, to examination Of their stock, which, In
variety and price, IL not surpassed In this OF any
Northern city.
90 orders promptly sttsn1sd %.
w. PETERSON Oh.
JaN Druggists. lss Main ssrset. corner 18Th.
a JVSEPh LAIRIEF.
II GRADUATE OF ph & 4 aSHYisT.
q LARS IATDLEY Roe rxsoS,)
Hois o~i FVsh ssTeets, Sign # tss Rs6 Mortar,
RICHMOND, VA,
Manufacturer Of and Dealer in pure and reliable
MEDICINES. elected and prepared by himself,
expressly for physicians, plsniation and family
use. All new and rare ReuleaieS, pure Chemicals
and Pharmaceut!cals, Medicine Chests, Saddle
Says, Surgeons Instruments, Implements, hs.,
1t Danufacturere' prices
Bandagss, Braces, Supporters, Trussss, London
Eiasiic and Laced Stockings.
Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes snd Combs, OF 2u
kinda; Fancy Goods, pure SPICES, pare White
ksrosirs Oils, Oils OF all kinds, Burpinx Fluid,
Paints, Glass, Dye s.uGs and vainishos.
Prime Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, genuine
Havana Cigars.
Pure Medical Brandy, Wines and Whisky.
flavoring Extracts for Cooking, Cooking Wines.
and all other articles kept in a frst- class Drug
S.ors and good terms a. silnilsr articles can
ne bOnght for. either North or South. mhs
= EEHST-CLAAN MEDICINES,
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IL Offer for sale
Smithfeld Hams and Shoulders) BACON.
SO barrels TAR, COCOA, BR0MA and CHICO
OLATE.
SO bali barrels Family Roe HERRINGS.
Is hhds. New Orleans SUGAR
hhds. Porto Rico MOLASSES.
10 boxes superior Black TEA.
IL bbls VINEGAR. iv lO-2<
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Corner Main and llth, or Pearl sts.,
NH - Branch Of Bs fillmore House.
~ OTiCE..-We have . large ana nne assert.
N ment OF Ready made Clothing for gent emen .
wear, and also good stock of Negro Clothing,
which we have determined to sell for the balance
and to punctual customers, We hope that the
above announcement will secure for us at once
call from all who are in need Of anythiag in cur
line, as We are determined to conform strictly to
this notice. SIMPSON h MILLER,
lis Main street,
Opposite Mitchell and Tyls1's, Richmond.
r. 6.-North Carolina money taken at par for
goods. dc II
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jy IL 1lS and lis Main eet.
M lLITAnY CLUTHiN6.
500 pairs Heavy Cottonads PANTS.
300 pairs Black Cashmere PANTS, suitable for
Artillery companies.
$50 pairs heavy Grey Tweed PANTS.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
je7s Corner Main and 18th or Pearl ats.
A TTENlION, MILiTAhY.-Ws have In
IA store Black and Blue Beaver Cloths (; Blue
Cloths, for Dress Uniforms; Grey Doeskin CASH.
meres MtllerS' Cry Cassimeres, &c /; all Of
which we are prepared to make to order in the
pest style, and at shO.t notice.
js25 KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
GUNNER CLIO THING
y AT VERY Low PRICES.
DARRACOTT, HARRIS co.
Have on hand
Fine Dress SUITS.
Fine fancy Cashmere SUITS.
Fancy Linen SUITS.
Fancy Cottonads SUITS.
Fancy Silk VESTS.
Fancy Marseilles VESTS.
While Linen COATS.
Rlay and Spanish Linen COATS.
Linen and Marseilles PANTS.
Fancy Cashmere PANTS, all styles.
SHIFTS and COLLARS.
Unde- SHIFTS and DRAWERS.
NECK TIES, HDKFS., STOCKS GLOVES
sUsPENDERS and BOOKS,
Which they are selling very low. for cash
DARRACO3T, HARRIS 4 CO.,
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rae
E. 81
pre-
3 al.
n ere
u the
err
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HUNPoW0ER TEA.-.Tle lasst qsslify IN.
NJ ported. tos aAle b. 01k01M MILLER.
NW CeEnsR AA ed caSyStseeis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-09

Why THEY SECEDB.-A collector for one
Of our largest wholesale grocery houses, re-
Gently called on some customers at Owens
boro, to see how they were getting along,
and also to collect a few hundred dollars
due the house with which he was connect
ed. When the subject of collections was
brought up, he was informed that they
didn't intend to pay any of the debts owed
to the North, and if that was all he was in
Greensboro for, he might as well 90 home
and never come back.
We have no hesitancy in saying Owens
boro is prepared to secede. Some of those
mer, however who are able to pay, and
won't, may yet find out that there is a Uni
led States Court, and power to enforce its
DEGREES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-09

TIE following suggestions from a New
York gentleman of prominence, will satisfy
some censors of the Administration that
they may be speaking too fast:
am fully satisfied that the Government
is all right in its movements. No one can
find out the plans. Editors and lawyers
may make their own plans in New York,
and publish to the world what the Govern
ment ought to do but if they had seen one
half that have seen, they would be salts
fed that it is in good hands. I am we'll
aware that many in New York have been
surprised that no more troops have arrived
at the Capital up to this time, but they don't
seem to take into consideration the immense
amount of supplies necessary to sustain
them. Washington had better be evacuated
than not provisioned fully for the support
of the citizens and troops. There has also
been surprise that the way was not opened
through Baltimore. One particular reason
is that the expense of transportation thrnu0h
-l-I---, IIIuUH & cater Inan Dy Annap-
oils, and also that all the Baltimore troops
are kept to defend that city, while our work
goes bravely on by the other route When
we are fully supplied with men and proyis
ions we will go through Baltimore like q
dose of salts.