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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-02
Facts for HE PeODle
New SMOOTHER GallerY.

The undersigned would inform the military COM
psnies Of Evansville and the public generally that
he has fitted up the spacious Hall the corner Of
Main and First streets, Gate Masonic HalD a
g shooting gallery" All persons desiring 10 prac-
tice with ths Rifle and Pistol invited to call
The best weapons will always be kept on hand.
Visitors 10 the Gallery informed that good or
der will always be insisted on.
septzI-tf GEORGE. W. EEXsEN. JR.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08

|
STREET IRoAD.--Within three years past,
wo understand, several propositions have been
submitted to the City Council by capitalists, to
build a street railroad on High street. Some
three or four ordinances have been introduced
into the Council for carrying the PROJECT into
effect, by granting the right Of way and pre-,
scribing the conditions; but we cannot learn
that, up to this time, any definite andtana4 &C.
ton has been taken on the subject by our City
Legislature. At any rate, we are informed
that two or three Of these street railroad bills
are now lying on the Council's table undispos-
ed of.
Somo of our citizens are very anxious to know
Sshya matter 90 vital to the interests Of our
,ciy should be suffered to lie along In this way
They want to know whether street railroad
can OF cannot be built in Columbus. Ifcapital'
lets will take stock and engage TO build the
read, why should they not have the privilege'
A hops is expressed that the new Council will
at least raise q Committee Of enquiry on thi'
ouss.iou, whose report shall be published, thai
our community may know the facts IN the case
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08
Flom new York.

New YoRK, April 6.-Sixteen double banke,
boats, for landing troops, have been put aboarC
the Atlantic She sails tonight
The Powhattan has left the Navy Yard.
The ETpyess says the Secretary of the Treas
ury has authorized Sub-Treasurer Cisco to sci
a portion or all of the Ave million Treasury
notes. A subscription for notes at per cent
premium is being made up among the banks
bankers, trustees and savings banks, and Mr.
Clscos will, without doubt, be able to sell the
whole amount. 1elys.s 20 ie.s.. 10 b
The Post learns from Virgipian, who had
it from Muj. McCulloch's own lips, that he has
organized force of five thousand men TO seize
Washington the instant the ftst blood is split
Special dispatches from Washington to the
Post and Commt7eiaL say IL Ia reported that An
derson having refused to surrender Sumter, the
bombardment had commenced. Our own dis.
patches from Charleston direct make no men,
Iiop OF it, and 1t 10 probably incorrect.
10 The CoDmeycioIs special correspondence
says Lieutenant Talbot has arrived from Fort
sumter, and the Cabinet Is In session on his
dispatches The same authority says that Col.
Albert Mead, OF the Typographical Bureau here,
has been relieved from duty, aud Major Bache
has been appointed in bis stead
The CommeYciars cispaio1 says orders have
been issued for the dispatch Of the steam trigate
1"'ss,es'pPi i%m msaia'eiy.I
no, .nas :. Mlnor nous ara osner promi-
aens vlrginianS 20! tnes tne PRESIDENT oeeitts
~ .;,o oonini' himself Us 70 Ms pohcy or inten-
'''aI as, .,....
nso' saas sne repoit that sSe rfesioens mas
y 70 eia on ,ne ioyai states lor troops
- un'rue, anu ~ Is DOT tnousne tnat any coiiis-
'on m was nkeiy a. present;
a . Lne FoM sayr tne postmaster General has
noa',y oscloe1 70 retain the present post'citce
sue IN NeT folS; AT that warrant has been
'ra,n ior tne pufeha'e money
ALSO, that appointments Tor the District OF
Ooiumola Will Dc ea followG Mr.. Blown, OF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08
From Washington.

WAeHrNaroE, April 6.--The steamer Paw
nee, which has been lyiog at the Navy Yard
since the first OF March, left to day for Norfolk
She is 10 full war trim. Her ultimate destina
tion is not publicly known.
Lieut. Talbot has returned from Fort Sumter.
He first reported to the Secretary Of War, who
accompanied him to the Presidents House,
where he remained for several hours.
The President has appointed the following
'Postmasters: John B Roberts, at La Porte;
John Andrews, at Michigan City; VIM Wilson,
at Logansport; E X Farham, at South Bend;
H. NJ. Nicely, Evansville; Mrs Margaret Sill
man, at Pottsville; Thos L Davis, at Union
Vile; CharlesT Bronson, Paducsh, Ky Jacob
F. Hacketetter, at Nebraska City; VIM. Lace,
at Xenia, Ohio; B. Howell, at Keokuk.
WAsHISeToS, April Gan officer of the Ar.
my stated to day that the first COLI sion will
probably occur in Charleston harbor. He says
the Government, having decided to- oeevacuate
Sumter, even were about to eend orders how II
should be done, but General Beauregard and
Gov. Plckens refused to accept the plan Of evao.
uation. What order or plan wes proposed was
not fully known. II Is understood the Govern
ment wanted to leave small force to protec,
the property of the United States. The Caro-
lInians premptorilly refused. They demand
unconditional surrender.
WAsMNeToN, April 7.-It is mistake to
suppose that recent events in Domicma have ex'
cited eny particular interest on the part Of the
Administration Nothing Is auihentically
known here beyond the fact that the Soanisf
subjects on the Island, sent to the Capt Gene
raj of Cuba for assistance, and that the two ol
three hundred troops dispatched by him wer,
under orders not 10 land, unless by request o
Al. khnas 81 aa - L. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08

ISDzPEsDEAoE. April S.-Tbe saute Fe mail,
With dates TO the 25ih, arrived this morning.
Col ring bad arrived and taken charge ol
the military department Of New Mexico, which
gave satisfaction TO the people Of the territory
The report of the taking Of Fort Marcy by
citizens OF Sante Fe is incorrect, 10 demonstra.
lion OF the kind having been ever thought of
Peace has again been made With the Nava-
Ioes ----.--
Great crowds Of people are Aockipg to tbs
san Juan Mines, and numbers are leaving, 60
ing back to the Pixies Peak region.
The grass on the plains Is growing fast, and
in sfeW days will be suf1 dent for stock TO sub
sist on.
Emigration TO the gold fields has commenced
ever the southern roule, quite a nun 1er of emi
grants having been met Oy the ma party.
A great amount OF rain has fallen in this eco
tion of country, aud business is looking up. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08
rsDecia, dl,Datobe, to the New York Herald.

! CHARLEsToa, April 8 --ReliAbls information, 4,
received from the North, states that reinforce.
ments are ordered 60 Fort Sumter, accom- panie ed
BY squadron under Commodore SIinghsm.
Five thousand Southern men, In addition to
those in the Notifications, are ready to take the
field within twenty-four hours 81
The ultimatum, Siege or surrender, has not
yet been sent to Major Anderson, but. with the
supPies 10 day, te was hotifed by g n. Beaure-
gard that they are the last, which Is equivalent
10 a declaration of hostiliiies, This is positive.
Troops have been ordered to rendezvous at
points remote from Charleston, but within sup
porting distance, to watch the movements Of the
enemy. ll..a To- .. t ..at.
Gov. Pickens Is to-day inspecting the bat
teries, accompanied by his council and senior
officers. Boodshed is inevitable. -v .', ?
A formal demand for the surrender OF the
fort has not yet been made, and may not at all
The Charleston Courier Of Friday esys:-
From the best information, we learn that 10 a
few days leave Of absence will be granted for
an indefinite period to the entire command at
Fort Sumter. r-t7
These facts were laid before the President,
who decided that, unless they at once accepted
the order or plan the fort would not be evacuated
When the ball Is opened, the government will
blockade every principal port 10 the confederate
States, commencing with Charleston and end
ing with the mouth Of the Mississippi. The
President said, If an attack be made On Fort
Sumter, an attempt will be made to throw re.
Inducements into it. They do not expect to
succeed, but will make the effort. Fort Pekens
they mean to hold at all hazirds.
WASHINGTON, April Army and Navy off
GERS, In common with others, are unacquainted
with the present military movement, but believe
Il is principally intended for Texas. Gov Hous
ton has given full sdvices to the Federal au-
thoritles, and the result, IL lie anticipated, vii
be his re-establishment in the Executive o
Texas. ''a' ~ '' 900 7i.e .'7,i-ifa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08

FAYrrrEyiLLE, AK, April 5.--The State
Rights party having previously hoisted a large
pole, 81 feet high, were to.day presented by the
ladies with large flag containing Is stars ano
State arms, with red and white stripes, with
the words: "No submission to the North with
in the circle of stars and Southern rik hts around
the State arms;" which at 10 o'clock was flung
to the breeze, As much opposition was express
ed by the Union men to its being raised the
Unionists erected a staff on the cupola Of the
Court House, ard flung to the breezea large
cd with the American eagle. After raising th'
q Aigs, an immense crowd was addressed by w
D. Reagan in favor Of secession, and L. M &c.
nator for the Union. f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08

Tive congratulate our readers upon the
discovery Of a cure for Rheumatism, Gout and
Neuralgia, aud all Mercurial Diseases, which
10 Effected without the use Of internal medicines,
which destroy the constitution and give tempo
rary relief only. In fact It 10 the only known
remedy effecsiug perfect cure, and we feel
warranted, from its recommendations, in calling
the attention of the afflicted and those having
friends suffering from Rheumatism, Gout or
Neuralgia, or the pernicous effects of Mercury,
to the advertisement In another column of our
paper, Of Dr.. Leland's Anti Rheum .tic Band.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08
virginia Convention.

BRrounoND, April 6 + Tho State Conventio
asse mbled this morning. Secession resolution
} from the people of Charlotte and Norfolk coun
ties were pretented Mr.. Halliday said tha
the sirrers 70 the latter constituted but small
minority of the people OF the county. MI
John,on presented petition for secession
signed by 1 500 people of Richmond lie sait
THAT the sienefs constituted but about one
third of the voters of the city, though it hat
been weeks In preparation.
The 9th resolutfonfwas taken up in commit.
tee of the whole, and the amendments Offered
yesterday were defeated
| Mr. BALDWIN moved 20 strike ont the whole
resolution, and insert substitute embodying Q
declaration that the separate independence Of
the seeded States ought to be acknowledged
without further delay, and such arrangement
made and such laws passed "a the separation
may make necessary and proper ,fi
| The committee refused to strike out, by yea
GO, nays IL. 3Vbh 70 f9hMA ~. tuiA 2
Other amendments were rejected, and tht
ninth resolution was adopted-92 to 81.
The committee then referred back TO the 9h
resolutions, recognizing the right Of secession
for just causes. rsFfa .tsgr
Mr. Carlisle moved to strike out the resolu.
tion, and insert q substitute embodying Madi
sons language justifying secession only in the
event of the failure Of every constitutional re.
sort. ga@eg RgR EBeRg
The Committee refused to strike out, By ayes
90, nays ia
This vote indicated the strength Of the ultra
Unionists. .s,.t.a.sT.
Other amendments were theh proposed and
rejected. H.} sgNEg F.7 N.t
Pending the recess several firm conservatives
changed their votes, and voted for Mr.. Bald
wins substitute for the 9th resolu ion
The 9th resolution, on re-assembling, was
taken in committee.
On motion OF Mr.. Somers, the words "they
copcede," in the Sd line. were stricken out, and
the resolution was then adopted, and the commit
tee rose.
In the Convention, Mr. Preston, a conserva
tive, offered q resolution, supposed to have been
occasioned BY the late war movements, declar
ing that tho Government has no po@er to subju
gate Southern State, protesting against any
such coercion policy, and authorizing the ap
pointment Of delegatesto wait on tue President,
present him this resolution, ard respectfully
aek him to communicate to the Convention the
policy the Government intends to pursue. ID
The resolution was modi6 on the sugges
tion of Mr.. BaldWin, and accepted by Mr., Pres.
ton. as iollowsi M - y. w
WHEREAS, in the opinion of this Convention,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08

IfchBHfyS
Tue annual reports Of the Treasurer, Clerk
Committee of Ways and Means, Committe on
Police, and Chief Euglneer Of the Fire Depart
ment were read, whereupon
Mr.. stauring offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Rcsolu,d, That the City Clerk bo, and be is
hereby directed to cause one thousand copies OF
the Report of the Committee on Ways and
Means, Repor of the City Treasurer, Report Of
the CITY Clerk, Report Of the Committee on City
Police. And the Report Of the Chief Engineer of
the Fire Department, to be published In suit
able pamphlet form for general distribution.
Mr. Battles made an informal, or verbal 70
port from the gas committee, of which he
Is chairman. He stated that Wm. A. Plat,
President of the Gas Company, had agreed TO
charge the gas consumers Of the city of>Colum
bus 70 80 per 900 feet for the month Of March,
t-ths. be understood that the bills bad been
made out charging the cid price, and that q
number Of cidzens had already paid that
amount. He further stated that be would make
regular report to the new Council, and that
the price would be definitely arranged for the
present and srcceeding months v a .'9l3
Resolutions were unanimously adopted, tender
log the thanks Of the Council to the President,
Clerk snd Marshal respectively for the able
and satisfactory manner in which they had dis.
charged the duties Of their several Offices.
The Council then adjourned cine die.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08
TELEGRAPHIC!
aEPonTED FOR THE STATESMAN.


warlIke Movements of the
Adm N istratiOm - Some body AbOaG
10 be Hurt-A Variety Vt R minors I'm
Relation to the DesLinatIOn OF the
Army and Navy Fore es- attorney
General Bates decides tb at the re IN
az present no Legal Authority To
COLLECT the Revenue In tue seeded
Slates-FOrt Sumter stiIl iA % State
of Suspense.-Effec CT OF tho War N eSvS
IN Virginia and GeOrgia--Additton
a. Prestdential APpOin tlsies :, ts-I ho
ansau Senatorial klecttOn in
Deubt-Treasuty Notes for S5,O00,.
ncO OF the $50, 1000 LOan-A Htgh
Otftctal seut on "a Mission TO the
government of the Confederate
StatssNO Attack TO be N ade on Forts
Fick ems and Sumter-PrOce ed ,nHs OF
the Virginia UOnventiOn-TwOC Cop.
perhe d Snakes from FLORIDA at
tho Dead setter Office-All Inter
c0urse with Major Anderson stop
Ped-Eoreign NeWs-murder OF the
JedA0, Japan,-&c,, Gc., &c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08
cleveland Market.

FLouR-steady with the usual local demand, sales Of
100 tbls OK 'ra white at e5 25.
WHE .T--a N, rod In far demand at 10t. ssles %
ca at III ,ss figures and fair red at O3. Nothing
doing in white and no change note In quotations.
Osrs--rsmsu dull at 2Se per Sat.
C0RA--sale Of extra pure white at 36e. Yellow
HiGiwiN s--sale Of so bbls st IS and 30 d, at "a
NEss PoRK-salee Of $50 bhls at 80; and 20 do at
sUTrER- dull, with no noticeable chaDgs from quo
taiInns '..y,-. q -, ,.,'t 7t.t.r. ~ f,r }
EG is--quIet. Lleh sales at %,
FNui ps--ssles of good quality psaled PoAches o.
I2kc. nm - IA
''S, 'sSS,sps--clov.r i,.ts.dy at sioos4isx rino'h,
at S262k. ...ga, % t...l...-.-
PoTAToEs--sre being BOUGHT freely By shippers q
zoo f,r prime MERGERS and Neshapnocks. Other yeie
ties range at 959RSc. !" fmast-sgrfs,e-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08
cipciunat, Market.

tI CINCINNATI, saturday-Evsuing, April 8, 1901.
Fgo1R--i, n quetas possible at Last quotadons.
WAEAr--was "a, her mn'e H. qairsd for; some buyers
we're in from abroad and 81 Tor red Is aSaln reeord e
the hrm sshitg figure: though 10 10 nos responded W
T oUsN-r retains It's old fsurs.-as'afOr ear, and SAD
800 for the,led. iAe4 tt
IN yIii0Ns--usptact'ons dd not amoant 10 much
to.iav hut the sirt a. the market coDthueB strong
maIntsined w NfAir dtm,nd for nearly ala the articles
Cou, ~ mess and tor CITY aked vut tnr formff
4 held At the Azure aneted for later, aud the ate
AT All and upwa,df Bulk Meat 4, held at 6k toi
m uldsrr ek 10 e1't sldess There "a demsnd FOL
No n nrSicl al Arion lower Lard would Ne taker
~ a. Al tle,tes eH0inc in Eees Boon ades ara y
.a9as,t as tatsls bald ~ 9N, shealdsFs srse
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08
From Kansas.

LEAvRNwoRrH. April 6 The following is the
vote for Senator in joint session Of the Kansas
Legislatures; A
Jos n. Lane, 55; c. H. Pomeroy, 50; M J..
Pomeroy, 50; Fred P, Stanton, 20j Al 1. Isaacs,
IL, sc.t,sfipg, 8 Some doubt Is cast upon
the legality Of the election, owingto excess
In the number Of votes. The Governor With
holds Ger tHcates Of the election until the mat
ter is cleared up. The Senate has the matter
under consideration.
Copious rains have fallen throughout the
State during the pact week, and the crops looh
promising.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08
'rsDee,.l diana ,cbe, to n, rIer.ld. I

WAsHIsoroN, April 7 A high official Of this
Government left to-day for Montgomery, on a
mission to the Government Of the Confederate
States, s5T ~ .s-t l..,, !
a Lieut.. Talbo. carried an order for the evacu- !
alton OF Fort sumter ,ii1 ai 'fa. j tnt1 l.I I
Dispatches from Montgomery render II per-
feotly certain that there will be no attack on
Fort Piekens or Fort Sumter. ~ 3 q 81 IS
aa The TSmts' Dispatch says the Court-Martial
Of Capt Armstrong ceased yesterday. IL ID
thought be will escape entirely, or With an easy
reprimaud mFF 90 flagH3
The Tsibsas's dispatch Gays Anderson IN MOI
to be Withdrawn, and will be provisloned. Lieut.
Talbot will reach Charleston to morrow, will
The Presidents conclusive decision. The re
sp1Ssibiliiy rests with South Carolina entirely
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08

AnRlvAla AT 5THE o. P.--on Saturday last.
the 6sh inst the Sheriff Of Madison county
br,ugh. two convicIs to the Penitsn.iary,
namely:
John Little, convicted Of murder in the second
degree, sentenced years; Ohio stckney,
shooting with intent to kill, 10 year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08

Coop We met ope OF our friends yesterday
on Broadway, and were astonished at the change
10. his appearance. A few weeks ago we ga
him, be was pale. lean and DETECTED; complain
ing Of weakness and debility, having been 60
afn cted all summer. Now be appears to be fat,
healthy and strong We learn be owed his res
toration entirely 10 MoLEAN's STRENGTHENING
CORDIAL. ffari t-se.i. nj
We advise all who are complaining of GEN
erai Debility to try 1t; It is certainly q very
pleasant remedy. We learn that there are large
quantities of il selling daily Morning Herald
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08

Woop's HAIR REsroRATivc has acquired q
reputation from actual test and experiment
which cannot be enhanced by newspaper puffs.
In our own vicinity it has been extensively used,
and we believe In every case With every desired
result, and receives the universal endorsement
Of all who have tried It. We therefore recon-
mend 1t as one Of those few genuine aOst,ums
which accomplishes all 1t profes.es, and all the
bald and gray could desire --Cotnmbid Spy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08

NIw YopEs April 8sh Captain NJ. B St.
John, Of The Sainfantfy has resigned. 81 q {ll
Captain Ryders and sop, of the Brig Julia
E. Army, OF Thomas own. arrived here on Stature
DAY, ffomSt. Thomas E,ch received 25 lasbes
and Ia days. Imprisonment at Easias Mills,
Camden county. Ga. y 10 November last, on 40
alleged trumped up charge that they harbored
a slave and expressed a preference for tbe cleo
ton Of Lincoln. r.ss W., s5s ~, tg,.,.,s,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08
rail ROAD time Table.
CouaHa.-Ths andden d anee. Of our climat

are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth-
matte Affections. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and
certainly, wheu taken In the early stages of the
disease, recourse should at once be had to
'.Bro,on's Bronchial Tyockes," or Lozenges, let
the Cold, Cough, or Irritation Of the Throat be
ever so slight, as by this precaution more se-
rious attack may be effectually warded off,
Public Speskers and Singers will find them eff,
feotual for clearing and strengthening the
voice See advertisement. For sale ~holesale
and retail, by Roberts g. Samuel, No. "a North
High street, 8. Samuel g. Co., No. s5 South
High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08

How. EDWARD EVERETT AT ARMoRy HALL -
This orator, statesman and scholar, as will be
seen by advertisement in another column, will
lecture at Armory Hall next Saturday evening,
the 18Th inst, on 'The Early Days of Franklin" ("
and next Monday evening, tho 18th inst, on
"The Uses Of Astronomy"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08

New YoRx April 7.--The stesm fiigate Pow.
haitian left the Navy Yard yestetdsy, /, ard was
Intercepted BY the steam tug Griffin at Quaran.
tine, and proceeded 10 sea.
The Atlantic sailed to-day gstss4
~ The Illinois Is chartered by the Government,
and leaves With roops Immediately for the
4 The Bsldc has been chartered BY The Wa
Dspdftment. whicbis neeotisting for segsra
large steamer fof transport. 81 \
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08
GBERNSEY's BALM

re NOV Is AND PHEvENTS NJ
II aanm,tOD and Psip enc hsais sns s,' worst oars,
sws,ns and palm from bee ttinRs mosquito biiea Apd
po,soncrs plants neurslgA rheunAtism, sgvs u ne
nrrast salt rheuu, etc. When aiken lnernab, " VIII
no,tyeiy cure Group inchildysn and gives mme1iats
eI,uf IN the sorst OF ths terrible eompent also,
remover hoarssuess and sore throat Prices y psht
bottle Should bc In every house. 70, SAFE y Drug
,sts and Storekeepers.' lhVtr eiONh,
S'''' Sole Propristor, No. 4 Spruce st, New yofkE
oot4dAwiyi "a A. ft srftt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-08

AUGUSTA. Ga, March 6.--Little Reliance Il
placed in the dispatches from the North re-
spectiDg the war preparations, but 10 IL uni-
veraally conceded that all prefer such polio,
to supeuse.