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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-17
SDecial Notices.
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s0mefhfnR HAT .N-sCeT Radfs,-We hear
a good deal, through the press Of 6 intslibie
medicines but the only reliable proofs OF the real
excellence of medical preparation are its sales
In MS -asr ,~t. HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS FeIy con ,i..oli. No curative ever attain
ed he same popularity in the same time. seven
years aco it was not known Of private practice
Now the 5 lies amount to two thousand bottles a
day Every agent Of the propriet3rs make the
same report cures neutrality-suspicious. OF the
people in the pre- paration stronger every day-de-
mand continually increasing. Letters pour iii by
every mail announcing Is wonderful Effects ia Dy5-
pepsia Liver Complaint, General Debility, Diarr-
b0-a, d scntery, and ali complaints OF the stoin-
aoh and excreiory organs 1t !, not only efficient
but raIataIIe, being tie most agreeable 81 all The
Gitters at present before the public. Iunell-rwd
fsoilateay,a osnssnsnF-Bofis, Ffmpiss
rmno,s, &c.-Tbe pcrnicious nostrums advertised
"a Cosnsettos are corrosive, mineral and vegetable
extracts, which not only destroy the skin, but lay
the bcsi3 Of innumcrabe facial disorders, and even
partial paralysis of the nerves Without the Dane
ful Consequence, HolIoway's Ointment viii per
form an the lures OF which the others boast, but
fail to effect Sold by all druggists at &c. &C. and
81 per pot.
IS Again, another proof that BERHAYE's
HALLAND BTTTERs IS worthy Of recommends
tiou.
&" The plain end upright Mary Ynn Sledrech {,
daughter Of Van Dyke lad last spring dangerous
sickness Int got far well that she could leave her
bed and be ont Of the Doctors treatment, but kept
lingering on so that she could get appetite, ana
could not get strength enough 30 do her household
work, till within "a few weeks past. She used one
bottle of the Filters which, with The help of God,
has given her strength, and she feels quite we'll;
for which her husband gave me, the UNDERSIGNED,
his thanks. for having recommended the Bifters Il
his wife, and requested have the sam j. sort
cd in The Shcroyesn Eifuw-hode "
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-17
A0r@e - -.

Strayed or stolen, from stable in Eve nsville,
bay horse, about sixteen hands high, white SPOT
in forehead. No other white marks. lie is six or
years old, lifts his feet quick and high when
trotting. We viii pay liberal reward Tor the
turn Of the horse TO our stable, OF any int alton
that viii lead to his recovery.
lnay3IIwd 3ww. RIcEARnsaN & RRIrroN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-17
l.. DODGE.

The above Is a literal trauslation from the last
number Ct the Sheboygau NiaHwsboda.
june4-lmd6w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-17
Dead Shot

K Green Apples, Dried Apples, Peaches, Can.
led Fruits for sale by ERSKINE q CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-17

EEEEET.

- just received. one cask Of those nice $. c.
Bacon Hams. Do. dc DrieG Beef. For sale
by JAS EIiSEIEE f co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-17

q Water proof t9d various ether kfr9z-iust
the article for the present time Go and get "a box
or more from JAS. FESFTNE g. CO.
a7,r2I No y 81 -r7 =+ral.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-27
ARTICLE Ii.
SECTION 1.

l. me executive powor shall be vested in a Presi-
dent OF the Confederate States America He and the
sce President shall hold their offices for the term of
sax years. but the President shall not be e-cgibie
follows:
2. EachSsate shall appoint In such manner as the
iegisiature thereof may direct numoer electors
equal to the whole number OF Senators Represen
lAises 10 Shich the State M be entitled in the Con-
gress; but no Senator Representative, or person
hoidng an eice OF trust or profit nder tie Confeder
ate States, shall be appointed an elector
o. Tnh electors shall meet in their respective States
and vote by ballot for Preanent and Vice President
eye OF whom, at least, shall be an inhabitant of
Tue same STATE with themselves they shall name in
tneir ballots the person voted Paesdept in
cistnct ballots the person voted for vicePresdent
and they shall make distinct iiss OF all pereons voted
President and of the number Of votes for each which
list they shall sign and certify, and transmit sealed
10 the government OF the Confederate States directed
Senate SHALL In the presence of the Senate and House
OF Representatives, open ali the certificates and the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-27
ARTICLE j

SECTION l. ss--
All legislative powers herein delegated shall be vested
in Congress of the Confederate States which shall
consist Of Senate and House OF Representatives.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-27

We the people of the Confederate States each State
acting in its sovereign and independent character, in
order Ia form permanent federal government estab
lish justice, domestic tranquility and
the blessings Of liberty 10 ourselves and posteri
tyinyoking the favor and guidance of Almighty God
do ordain aud establish this Consultation for the
Confederate States of Anelica.z. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-27
ARTICLE VII

Ihe ratIhca t"n of the conventions of five States
snail oe sufficient for the establishment of this Con
z When i've States shall have ratified this Consti.
tuition IN the manDer before specified the Congress
unuef the PROVISIONAL Constitution shall prescribe
the TIME Tor holding the election of President ana
wee fresidei1 and for the meeting of the Electora
Coiege; and ior counting the votes and inaugural
ine 'he Fresident They shall, also, prescribe the
time for holding the first election OF memlers of
congress under this Constitution, and the time for
Sssemoihg the same. Until the assembling OF such
So2neIess' the Congress under the Provisional Con-
stutioh shall continue to exercise the Legislative
powers granted them; not extending beyond the
Government.
adopted, unanimously. March IL, 1851
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-27

And all other kinds of Produce and Seeds
April 7-lydw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-27
Nh. C.. BRUCE,
Auction & Commission Merchant,
Corner Cedar and Cherry sts..
Nashville, Tenn,

ID EsPECTFUII.Y solicits consignments Of Aerchan-
N disc Of all classes Satisfaction given to consign
and purchasers nearly possible. Consignees
OF goods to this market will ind my auction sooms well
lifted up and the goods viii be sold without delay and
the money paid over forthwith
N. B--No goods bought sold on my own account
signmeEts. mar2B
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-27

Jo EDWARDS. F. B. HARRIS. E.P EDWARDS
EDWARDS, IiARIsIS aCO
Successors to Edwards. Gilkerson Il Co.,
Wholesale Grocers.
Forwarding and commissions Merchants
Rrandiss, Wines, Tobaccos, Cigars. &c., sc
CORNER CHURCH AND COLLEGE STRREES.
Nashville, Tenn,
NE ARE IN RECEIPT OF a LARGE AND WELL
w selected stock Of Groceries, Tobaccos, Liquors
&C., comprised in part foIoss, to which we re-
spectfully invite the attention of the Trade.
SUGAR. EoLAssEs AND SYRUP.
Is hhds louisiana Sugar; so bbls Coverings pow
% bpIs Soss 20 SeTea SeFea 5agaT Loaf Sugar
loo bbls Plantation Moas so half bbls Refined Mo
seS; lasses;
100 half bDls Plantation 80 packages ST. Louis Col
60 bbls Refined Molasses: so pks New Orleans Col.
60 bbis Coverings den syrup; b1G
COFFEE. "a
100 bags Baltimore Rio so bags Old Col Java coz
Coffee; fee;
100 bags New Orleans gio SO bags Iaguira CoGee;
WHISKY.
100 bbis Rectied Whisky; SO bbls Robertson county
100 100 Kypp Esnn ph's 60 Salsty SbIs Smiths os Re-
loo packages Old Rye Whis- eve Whisky;
ky; puncheons of Irish aud Scotch whisky.
BRANDIEs. WINES, &c.
10 quarter casks seig- I9casks Madeira Wine;
uette's Branky; 10 q pale Sherry Wine
10 quarter casks Otard, 25 9. Old Port :.
Duprey & Co.'S Brandy, "a Sweet Malaga IS
20 or casks Rochelle Bran 10 Dry % "
dy; .,,,, D. 50 50 Pss Ps,s,n Ginger e. Wine;
prietor's Brandy; 25 boxes Claret;
100 pks American Brandy; 25 pks Lemon Cordial;
lOo.' Ginger 9. 25 &c Mint ''
so 90 Cherry '' so boxes Bitters;
8 |" Blackberry 90 25 pks Holland GIN
25 I" Raspberry Sc 10 casks Rum; 41
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
500 boxes Virginia TObacco-various brands;
500 '' Kentucky 90 's 90
25 kegs j Smiths Pancake Tobaccei l
so, 900 Superior Havana Cgars-yarious brands,
100000 8. German 8. .' &.
$1,000 90 Domestic ' 4" 4"
CANDLES AND SOAP.
400 boxes Star Candles; so boxes stearine Candles;
$50 or $50 boxes cap, various
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family FEur
100 I" SO Superine =
100 bags Pennsylvania Buekwheat Flour.
sUNDRIEs.
1000 sacks fine anpc Is chests Green and
Salt; Black Teas;
500 bbIs Kanawha Salt; 100 dozen Buckets;
1000 kegs Nails and Spikes, so nest Tubs;
500 boxes Glass Ware; % sacks 5 AlmOnds
500 Reels Cotton Rope; 80 bbls Pecans and Fill
100 casks Soda; berts;
1000 pounds Bar Lead 10 bbis English Wainuts;
500 bags Shot, assorted 100 dozen Broom;
sizes: loo doz Zinc Wash Boards.
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oys- SEQ reams Wrapping Pa
tiers; per;
% cases Sardines, d and so bags Pepper;
boxes; 25 90 Alspice;
so bxs Lemon Syrup; so bxs Ground Mustard
$50 pks Raisins; 80 50 Fire Cracker
100 Z" Mackerel so bbls Cider Vinegar
90 bbls Xxx Ale;
With variety OF other articles.
JanlI-tf EDWARDS, HARRIS & CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-27
NEW YORK
KEROSENE OIL co.
AT PRlCES TO COMMAND TIE MARkET +!
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL.
PARAFFIEE ILLUMINATING OIL.
PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING OIL
MACHINERY OILS. 2s
ss DEPOT, s
COZZEAS l. Co.. 50 Mater St,
spr4-Sm NEW YORK
DR.. G.. r. Bonds French Pre-
VenfiVeS.

THIS article enables those whose health eircam
u stances do not permit an increase Of fsmiis 70
regulate limit the number Of their offspring withoet
injuring the constitution Is Is the only safe ana safe
preventive against Pregnancy and Lfssdse ihc above
article can be sent 70 any part Of the United states or
Canada two for 81 or IS per dozea
DIR a W. BOND'S .Sf,ANLSd fEAzLE MONTH
LY FILLSThese Pills are the only medicine married
or single ladies rely upon with safety and certainty
ties &c Tzsp should not te ussd darisg Pregnancy.
price 81 per boxeach box contains y Pills Si ~
The Doctor can be consulted all diseases Of pri
yate nature. Scientific freztmeat, qsiek care and
raaderate charge guaranteed
GEORGE r. BONB II ID, Oface corner OF Grand and
orchard streets The SAoe Nore Entrance No e
Orchard street, New York. kstshiisAed In lea2,
saps12-Wem
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-27


crate States shall be recognized and ,,r-rsd H.
congress, ana By the territorial gurernneuf. aI,S
and Tarr;., oI the several Confederate States
teIritories shall have the right To take TO such
s osf[eory any Slaves, lawfully held I,y them i'm anx
States oi iie confederate
s,, ,Ie eoniederate States shall guaranty 70 sxar
be1 81 tbi now Is or hereafter may become a mem
- y. "a tnis confederacy, Republican, f,-,,, -
eminent, and shall protect each IF IT,. ao - % eVa
,t anu on application of the Ieeilst,sy g. ..
against domestic r;a1. .ne legislature SESSION.
ARTICLE V.
SECTION I.
l. Upon the demand of any thru. &c.. -,
shaIi @ ~ tneif several Conventions The -f,-yy-e-
ipto cansJ convention Of all the States 10 taks
t,,i =, tiol such amendments TO fha Co..
tuition as the SAID States all concIr in e soasti-
sny of the .1.e iia de1ia nd is made and should
De agreed Oh ny the said conyentionNr,i u'oh
osales-dnd the anne be ratified by the Ie1isITTs y
Va l"o-tnlTas OF the several States or nv c[,
tons In twothirds thereof-as the ON. ~ ~,
mode oil ratI1cat tion may be proposed I,y The s,i
% lnls constitution But no State shall witbonf ;,
the Senate. Nio'eN'"'f"h IN
ARTICLE VI
,i, = rI ooferhmeht established 10y this Consftu
ION - - .He successor OF the Provisional Goyernman,
Oh the Confederate States of America snJ IA ,I
"a passed by the latter shall continue in fore M
tii tue same shall be rcpea led or modifad. -, m
the oincers appointed by the same sbs n rn;i u ar
oice uhtil their SUCCESSORS are arpointed and sii
he'd, or the offices abolished if anu 91a'i-
2 All debts contrat.d snl , -
into before the adoption of this Cestituon shall ta
a. ~ asaihst the Confederate States under This
utioh as under the Provisional Coyerppa.-r
.nis eohsttutIon, and the laws of the Confede,
-. oteo, maue Ia pursuance thereof and All trea
eies haoe or which shall be made under the au,t,i
y ol the confederate States shall be the supremeI
m ts .and' ana the judges in every State shall be
IF nv ST., any ;hing in the constitution or laws
u "nS o'ate 10 the contrary notwithstanding
:. Inc senators and Representatives before n,sn
."heu ahu the members of the several STATE IagSIs
I ana all executive and judicial officers both of
tne Tchiedefaie States and of the several STAR.
man oe pound 10y oath affirmation TO sur,nort III
constitution; but no religious shall ever he re-
as qualification TO any Office or public trnst
under the Confederate Ssates. 1855
q rue ehuileta tIOn, in the Constitution of GER.
am Hshts, shall not be construed to deny or dis.
States. FOf " '"N se'eiai
.. The powers not delegated to the Confederate
,.stes Dy the Constitution prohibited by il 10
me States are reserved to the States respectively
70 the people thereof; -
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points manufactures must have slilled industry-
educated labor. Skilled industry viii have opin-
ious and opinions here can't be tolerated.
". A minor and local inconsistency. Our
secessionists, as have mentioned, are very ten
der about Twiggs, and exceedingly sensitive to
the reproach cast upon him. lhey insis' earn
cstlv that his conduct was honorable, sOllierly,
and nraiscvyortby. But on the other land, the
frequently allude to Maj. Anderson and IN no
single instance have heard has lie mentioned
eycept with marked respect, Doth these officers
are Southern men; ba. their acts were diametri-
cally opposite. Twiggs did exactly the thing
which Mai. Anderson refused to DO. Now, if the
conduct of one was gallant and patriotic, must
not that of the other, necessarily, irresistibly be
disgracciul and treacherOus As the AUtOcrat
puts it: Logic is logic-thats all / say"
We thought we had laid tho ghost Of that
Black Republican Gag, about which wrote you
in nv last but 10 it has appeared again, in
complete steel, to haunt our judicia! tribunals.
The "audacious" captain Of the yfed ship
has brought suit against The Crescent newspaper,
for circulating the report that he uniurled the
flag in question, and laying his damages at City
thousand dollars 2 1t is gratifying to see him re-
sent the indigHity with so much Promptncss; bu'
ii he expects TO get fifty thousand dollars out OF Tic
Crescent | fear his too-confdng soul is doomed
TO disappointment.
The telcgraphic report that Fort Sumter is to
be evacuated has produced quite sensation.
The iirc-catcrs don't know what TO make oil it,
aud are mum on the subject. They evidently
suspect that somebody has been stealing their
thunder. The Union men are confident that IT
will weaken the rcyOlutionsts, by counteract-
ing that impression that the Republicans desire
TO Cypress and subjugate the South which is the
very likelihood of The Secession strength with the
people,
The Convention reasscmbled this morning. b'tl
after a short and unimpOrtaLt session adjourned
again, as the whole of the Montgomery Cons!i'u'
ton has not yet been received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1861,

were spiked Az Mr. Lincoln web observes in
his Inaugural tho public mind ID. oeiDs rapidly
educated up to the aoarcbica coiDt by the seces-
zion and rebel teachers IL, the far South.
Inc question is eng agtated-Who shall serve
Us IN inc h.t Congress from Winter Dayiss
district, lie must be either SecessoDist or
q, sralist, for. as things look now, a Republi-
can will stand little chance. But the RepubG-
cans hold the balance Of power, and they mean
to throw it on the side Of the Federal Union.
If William II. Collins, esq, the author of the
admirable argument ] sent you the Other day
acainst Secession, will consent 10 serve, and he
is taken up by the enemies of Secession, be viii
receive the entire Republican vote, and viii be
elected. On the other hand, if the ancient De-
mocracy viii take up rederalst acceptable TO
the Republicans, they will give the election to
him. So, gentlemen politicians, please take no.
tee, and govern yourselves accordingly.
l said, that as things look now there is little
chance for a Republican. But such coniln-
eency is not improbable. Much will depend upon
the issue of the Federal appointments in this
city, Iadeed, the continued existence OF tie Re
publican organization in or State, depends upon
that issue. 1t can be crushed cut, or it can be
made power to be felt and feared. My own
Judgment is, that the Administration will recog-
nize our existence TO its full extent and that the
appointments will command The appreciation, not
only of the party but of the general public. In
that event, the next election ia This state viii
prove of no little interest.
Mr.. Breclinfidges speech yesterday in the
Senate would indicate that The rebels do not In
tend TO lay down their arms until they conquer
the United States, or the United States shall
conquer them. 1t has done more to dissipate
the hope of a peaceful restoration of the status
gro Oh The 9TH of November last than anything
that has been said or done since surrender
at discretion by the United States TO the rebels,
or a sound thrashiDg Of the latter, seems to me
TO be the inevitable result. Which shall it be !
Either ia an ugly alternative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
HOW TIE REBELS FEEL.

Rrop an Occasional respondent.
CHARLESTON, 5. C., March 10, lo6l.
We have collapsed The fact that Anderson
and his seventy men are going to leave Fort
Sumter and that there is going 10 be no fight
here has taken the meat out Of the nut, and
left nothing but shucks. The floating battery is
done and ready TO blaze away: but nobody now
cares whether it is a success or failure. ]
confess to a disappointment for have been con-
fdently counting ON Witnessing fight. If all
we hear il true Pensacola Will be the scene Of
the fret conflict. Convinced Of this, not few
CarOliniars have made up their minds 10 take a
hand in IL. Gen. Bragg will, therefore, be
strengthened by volunteers from hereaboutf within
the next few days.
The general JOY that war has been averted at
this point is unmistakable A mountain seems to
have been lifted, and everybody is hopeful All
that the Revolution had lived on has been CT.
element with hostile prospect. Thess sup.
ports withdrawn, its vitality is taken away. The
prospect Of collision with the Federal Goyern-
meut thoroughly united the people. This being
over disunon and contention already appear.
The JEFF. Davis Constitution ia the element Of
dscord. The disappointments growing out Of Of
fetal appointments is scarcely less fruitful, while
the certainty of debt, taxation and the penalty
Of sundered relations, come in TO increase tie
dissatisfaction.
In commercial circles, the possibility, not 10
say probability, that the Federal Government
will undertake TO collect the revenue on the deck
of sc, fbo e IL -.
creates some uneasiness. ! am assured by n gen.
tleman well able TO speak, that very generally
commercial men here are heartily sick of the
whole Secession business, and wish themselves
through with il. They have suffered enough, aud
| am persuaded that there exists Willingness 10
return TO the Union, which would manifest itself
should opportunity o0er. Let that opportunity
present itself, and even in Charleston counter
rebellion would rise superior 10 everything else.
Gov. Pickens Asserts positively JEFF. Davis has
assurances that authorize the belief that the
new Confederscy VIII be recognized Mt an ea:.;y
day by the principal Powers Of Europe. II is
prOfessed that it is already arranged that
number of the largest commercial house: IN New
York are about to transfer their business to the
South, and import their goods at the Southern
ports under the JEFF. Davis tariff. The depletion
of the Federal Treasury by the operations Of
Floyd, Cobb & Co., followed by Southern free
trade, was probably part of q scheme to break
the Government down.
The State Of South Carolina has been TO
large expense, probably not less than three
millions, which, and much more, has yet to come
out Of the pocket, of the people by taxation.
This fact sours al their broth. 1t materially
dimnshes the Joy that otherwise would be felt
at the withdrawal Of Anderson.
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gued. Nobody wants TO whip them. NO reasOh'
able man doubts that they are brave peop'''
who would resist desperately, and to the p'''ef
end, any attempt to deprive them OF Their rights
But they cannot conceive how anybody can di-
Ike Slavery and oppose its extension "i'nouS
hating the stakeholder himself. II they couid
know the exact feeling Of the Northern masses'
threc-lourths Of the present bitterness would as
appear. But the Secession politicians and edit
ors are determined that they shall not know.
was in n circle of Southern lades few days
since. when one Of them remarked:
I'm glad Lincoln has not been killed"
"Why SO 2" asked another.
" Because, if he had been, Hamlin would have
been President, and it would be shame to have
s,aIGtto at the head Of the Government
This provoked some comment, and little DIS
custion which followed developed the great TACT
that every lady present believed Mr. Haml!h 10
be a mulaitO, except one, and her husband was
from the North And yet the company was an
intelligent and wcll-informed one, and It's men'
bers were all residents Of Gosrishing CONNER
cial metropolis The case may BE-, and l hope
wa., an exceptional one; but IN view OF the iact
that it was possible, you can infer something Of
the state of information about the North IN rural
districts, enlightened only by weekly visits from
! Secession newspapers.
The weather continues delightful, and the sea
| son is far advanced. We are enjoying that soft
air (which comes carrcssngly to the brow, and
produces in the lungs luxurious delight" Our
markets abound in iresh vegetables, and Japan
plums ripened this season, have already made
their appearance. l noticed in the streets yes
terday more than one premonition Of Summer, in
the form of linen pants. The green yards aud
and cemeteries smile with myriads Of roses and
piuks and are carpeted with velvet grass; the
morning air is redolent Of orange and clover
blossoms and nosegays abound, sweet with the
breath of the tropics.