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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-19
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Change Of Time-A change has been
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Prom private letter, dated July 7th, 70
seived by J.. J Stein Of this city. from his
brother Of Wooster. O., nov in the army ia
Western Virginia, We are permitted tomoke
The following extract;
The same day We received
orders to march. Our company let with but
30 men and came a distance OF six miles. 20
a South .easterly direction from ROwlesburg,
following up Cheat River 10 within a mile ot
the turn pike bridge. Crossing the river
here, We struck our tents in a email meadoW
bordered on one side BY the river, aud on The
other BY TIE pike and surrounded BY high
cliffs aud mountains.
In the course Of two or three days tho bal.
anoe Of the boys followed aud nov We have
TIE whole company together again. les;er.
day, Saturday. one week ago, our Colonel
ordered 200 men TO 20 cut scouting. We
went a distance Of ten miles during the night
and surrounded house, where there was TO
be a Union election held during the day,
which the secessionists had threatened TO
break up. We laid in ambush until 2 O'Clock
in the afternoon, when the alarm was given
and we closed in on party Of seven, mount
ed and armed with swords. shot guns. pis
tolls, bowics, &c. They made for the hills
as usual Out tne outlets came 700 lulck Iuf
them. Five were killed in the attempt-cnc,
a Lieutenant by the name OF McChcs ney,
most a noUle looking fellow, had TO suiier
with the rest We captured all they had,
but lost one man, who was supposed 10 have
been accidentally shot by one Of our men,. 90
Ills name is Smith, formerly a teacher a,
Haysvilie, and belonged 70 the 18th RCgi
menL. Another was wounded but will re
cover.
The Union men gained the day both In
the election aud battle, and We returned In
the evening well satisfied with our days
work. We got into camp at o'clock ia th,
evening and some littlo tired.
During the last week, VIC expected an at
tack every night; consequently we throw w
a large iOriifcotion or breast work, SO thai
we could have good opportunity 10 oper
out on them. We were looking for them {,
retreat from Beverly and this is ono Of "a,
main roads they would have 10 take; but, up
on later inquiries, we learn Of another roa,
and companies Q and l have gone on an,
have been laying in ambush for the last two
days. last night we heard the report o
heavy cannonading in the distance and th
supposition was that It was In the vicinity o
Philippi So, look out for battle now soou
for We are bound TO make them fight Nhcthe
they will OF not.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRRERw,s a.HER MO. aQe.

4 HRRXRa'S q 6.RER JV~O. 226.
~ Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an
execution issued out of the office of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh coun-
ty, Indiana, in favor of Andrew Wilson, VS.. Oil
yer Read and G. II Fish, Replevin Bail, and 10
me directed, 1 have levied upon and will,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10Th, 1861,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. H. and O'Clock
P n Of said day, at the door of the Court House
in the city of Evansville, Yanderburgh county,
Indiana, offer for sale at public auction the rents
and profits for term not exceeding seven years,
of the following described real estate, TO witt
Lot No. twenty.fou (24), in block No. four ar
Bakers Addition, ots No. eight (s), fteen Q5), and
six teen ll6l, in block No. three 49, in Crescsnt
Enlargement, lots No. seven and eight q and 81 in
block No. Elk (6l, in Crescent Enlargement in
the County and State aforesaid; AMI should
said rents and profits Of said real estate not
sell for sufficient to satisfy said writ and COSTS
will, at the time and place. offer for sale and
sell the fee simple of said real estate for the salts
faction of said writ and costs
JOHN s.. GAVITT, Sheriff v. G.
Wheeler Ig1ehart, PITTS Att'ys.
July 19. 1861. julyi9-3ww
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

BE~ The report published in a late Gin
cinnati Commercial that the rebels, had
just completed formidable battery, under
the guns Of Fort Pickens, is confirmed. In
the meantime, the government troops at the
Fort, amuse themselves watching the erec-
tion of batteries intended for their destruc-
ton. Not shot is fred from the Fort nor
will there be under this Pickwickian style
of warfare, until the rebels have gir-
died the Fort with guns and open fire upon
it. Is not this nonsense disgusting =? Have
we not had enough of it? We should not
be astonished to hear that Commander
Brown, had sent detachment of men to
assist Gen. Bragg in completing his works
Let it be done, by all means!
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

ViIlainy Exposed .


There are cards being circulated In this
city, and elsewhere, signed by Cox and
Humphreys, stating that the steamer "Po-
land is the regular packet in the place of
the Star Grey Eagle" The card is base
taLsehood, with an intention to commit a
fraud upon the public. The steamer LIN
den is the packet in the place of the Star
Grey Eagle, chartered and oficered by the
officers of the Star Grey Eagle, and the at
tempt on the part of the Poland, or her
agents, to get business by stealing the
good. name of other boatmen is beneath ali
honorable men. and deserves to be exposed
to public contempt. JAS. A. LUsK.
Clerk of Linden, late of Grey Eagle.
RJThe Linden leaves Evansville every
Monday morning at 9 o'clock, and every
Thursday evening at 4 o'clock.
July l8, 1w
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

tnis rebellion --S--S - N----75
contemplate no tusnSa o4H wOaaa ~
loss Of one single ~utcn iusolssa NO., 80: ~
tories, or would col 'ne nA'lonal s.a tTtL;- TIT;
ted States. / Will Tue map oI Tue I'M. I'M
does not imply dea' no ps@ce 'as sl@s
who are leading thi me me. allnsu sia.:ol'
ply death under th aIo noS ",s;n- an.
but the felon's DEATH VI 'ne Soiuli
-'0 - .h;s .. oos..,,;-oo1. - ~ cry single leader
your troops freely whe rolte :: .~a aaoa =
sary to march them in ~ = n0tS; az,
rebellion.
These are my opinions aa,ot s,f
fer this occasion to pass W o1nnos ~
terance to them. So far al s ~
conciliatiolI are concerned outse 80 80
to say that there is no cor - sn-S
sary. If these gentlemen ebs 4l neoso
sition of armed rebellion and 'uon ~ r.
allegiance, there is an end of - 49,
The Constitution Of the Repubf .ne =,
est compromise of conflicting tno va 20
sentiments that has ever been ms 49,
can he made. Upon all the com; T. :.
that Constitution | stand, and res 49, :.
for the perpetuity of the governm np'
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

An OUTRAGEOUS ATTEMPT TO COMMIT MUIR
DER AND RoBBERY.-We learn from gen.
tIeman just from Taylorsville that German
peddler from Evansville by the name of
Isenburg, was found on last Saturday al
most dead, lying on bridge two miles
east of Taylorsville, Warrick county. He
had been knocked down by some Williams
with club and his head and face beat into q
jelly, and his pocket torn out containing
$32 90, also fine gold watch was taken,
and the man left, as the scoundrels thought,
dead. But the man is yet alive and may
recover. The citizens around Taylorsyille
are using exertions to ferret out the villains
and bring them to justice. - CanneItoa Re
porter. ae tTffeE
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

AEoTHER TUEE.-The Southern papers
are beginning to realize the truth. The
bombast with which they have misled the
people, il. giving place to the notes of alarm,
when they perceive the irresistible advance
of the Grand Army. The Charleston Cou-
rier says;
We should prepare for defeat.
Our enemies are mastering in large num-
bers; they are armed with the best weap-
ous; they have been under the instruc-
tiou of competent officers, and each body
is strengthened by the presence of old Uni
ted States regulars. Some of their Geuer-
ais have abilities and resources. And, in
addition to all these considerations, battles
are not always decided by strategy, or even
courage. A single mischance may turn the
tide of success. A circumstance, in itself
Insignificant, may snatch the victory from
an army at the moment it is about to snatch
the glittering prize.
The Courier is evidently preparing the
public mind of the South for the receipt of
the intelligence of the route and defeat of
the Confederate armies. The unanimity
with which Congress has voted men and
money to put down the rebellion, has star
tied them, and they begin to realize the ine-
qualify of the contest they have evoked
The fact is clearly apparent to the Cour-
ier that all the men and money needed for
a vigorous prosecution of the contest will
be promptly supplied, and this assurance of
itself is an unmistakable indication of the
impending issue, when we consider that the
first loan of the insurgents for $4,000, 900,
though long advertised for, has not yet all
been taken, and that they can only fill up
their ranks by forcibly impressing men into
their service. With full treasury against
an empty one; large volunteer army
against a comparatively small one, made up
in a great measure, of unwilling recruits,
and good cause against bad one, Seces-
sion is certainly doomed
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

SMUGGLING IN A SMALL WAY.-The Gin
cinnati Enquirer informs US that large lot
of quiuine-now a scarce article in the
South--reaehed Tennessee recently, con-
cealsd in a show wagon, the driver of which
started from some point in Indiana, crossed
the river under the character of an avant cour-
rier of show, and SO contrived to travel
through Kentucky until he reached con-
genial climate, making, it is said, $4,000
by the trip. It is said that needles sell in
the South at FIVE cents each, and we learn
that two or three weeks since an individual
smuggled into, Nashville, in his trunk and
about his person, sufficient number to
clear upwards of $4,000 We learn, too,
that he has since made similar speculation
upon spool cotton, also a scarce article, and
like needles, very likely to escape detection.
This kind Of business, small potato though
it be, is making the fortune of scores.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

DgT The Henderson Reporter, of Thurs
day, informs its readers that party is now
organized in Henderson for the purpose of
marching South. The company should
perfect its arrangements for departure
speedily, or it will scarcely overtake its
friends. Our Indiana boys, though pretty
long-winded, have failed several times to
come up with the " chivalry." JEFF. Davis
is not only supplied with flying artillery,
but has introduced new corps into his ar
my-the flying infantry" To this branch
of the service the Henderson traitors will
attach themselves.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

B~We had understood that the citizens
of Paducah had mutually agreed not to raise
any flags in that town, but the Herald Ex-
ira, of Wednesday, says a Southern flag
was raised on Tuesday, and large number
of ladies and gentlemen we're present to WIT
ness it, The Herald says the flag will con-
linue to wave, and intimates that those who
do not claim allegiance to it will be driven
out. This is eminently proper. Wherever
the rattle snake flag waves, free speech is at
an end-it inangurates st once reign of
terror.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

B-rhs Paducah HerAidss e ExtFs," of
the 18th, contains most astopudiag ac7
counts of the retreat of Gen. Garnett's
forces. "The retreat was admirably man
aged says the Herald, the Federal forces,
numbering $4,000 and the Southerners
5000" The Herald also informs US, that
"the troops under Gen. .Garnett had held
McClellan's column in check for weeks
with such chaff as this, the southerners are
fed. The papers of the Confederate States,
must be edited by set of liars, whose men
dacity is constitutional. A rebellion sus-
tanned and advocated by such men must
speedy be overthrown. It contains within
itself the elements Of Instruction.:
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20
To Advertisers.

The Daily Journal has now attained a
circulation of between 1900 and 1000
copies daily. It reaches all points both
sides the river between Louisville and the
mouth, and has a fair circulation up Green
River. It is hardly necessary to suggest to
advertisers that they should avail them
selves of this large circulation. It is true
the times are hard, but it is just as neces-
sary, in fact a little more SC, to secure
good customers now as ever. IF advertis-
lag is profitable when business is lively
and advertisements numerous, it certainly
ought to be equally so when business is
dull, and advertisements soliciting custom
scarce. Advertise in the Evansville Jour-
nal.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

By-The new Sherman House of Chicago
was opened in magnificent style and with
appropriate honors on last Saturday. In
the erection of this splendid structure there
were consumed 5000, 900 bricks +; $4,000
cubic feet of stone; $4,000 superficial feet
of tagging and light marble tilling; %
tons leaden solder; Is, 900 feet gas pipe
81, 900 feet steam pipe; IT'S tons cast iron
work; 1900 feet balcony castings, etc;
100000 feet of lumber and timber 4,o00
superficial feet French plate glass; $4,000
feet of cylinder glass; 10000 feet of bell
wire; and 600 feet of speaking tube.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

BG-The large rihed cannon Union" !"
now at Fortress Monroe, is to be mounted
on the deck of the Minnesota. It carries a
$50 pound shot, and is supposed to be the
most destructive weapon ever mounted.
Neither its range or initial velocity is as
great as some other guns, yet the weight of
the shot will be such as to sink any ship,
and ultimately destroy almost any fortif-
cation. The .projectiIes for the gun have
not yet arrived.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

CHANGE OF TrNE.-A new Time
the Ohio and Mississippi and E. and n ="
roads went into operation on MondaSs
the o. and NJ. R. R., the day mail tra,.ul
been taken of, and the mail is carries
the night express train. Trains !
the East now arrive at 2.15 A.
and from the West at 1000 P. M. /
mail train on the E. and @. Railroad fro
Evansville arrives at 1:14 P. NJ, and fro
Terre Haute at I:50 p M. The aecomn
dation train from Evansville arrives
IO:47 A, M., and from Terre Haute
1000 A. M.-Vfp. Gaz.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

How GENERAL GARRETT WAS KILLED
General Garnett was shot by a Sergeant of
the Seventh Indiana Regiment named Bur-
lingame at distance of about two hun
dred yards. Only one man, says the
Wheeling Intelligencer, was near the Cen
eral at the time, a beardless young man
from Georgia, the troops having refused to
rally. The Georgian was also killed at
the same instant, he aud his companion
falling in different directions feet to feet.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

BARGEs FOR THE PRESIDENT AND CABf-
NET.-It is stated that two new barges are
being built in the Washington Navy
yard-one for the President and family and
the other for the Cabinet. These are to be
26 feet long and feet wide, to be pulled
by twelve oars. The Presidents boat will
be painted white with gilt stripe, and
trimmed inside with blue damask. The
boat for the Cabinet will be painted black,
with scarlet stripe and with crimson trim
mings.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

GUNBoATs.-The Government has ad-
vertised for proposals for building several
gunboats for the Western Army. Propos-
ais will be received by the United States
until the Ist of August. Specifications can
be procured by application to Captain j Fl.
Dickerson Quartermaster, Cincinnati, O.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

BG~ The champion packet Charley
Bowen, has been raightened-painted and
generally reftted and to-day resumes her
place in the Evansville and Cairo trade,
She leaves for Cairo at P. NJ. in charge of
Captain Dexter and Clerk Lemcke. She
looks as neat as new pin, and her many
friends will welcome her back
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

gaE- 1t is said that Mrs. Slidell, now in
Washington, wife of the ex-senator from
Louisiana, keeps table spread at all hours
for Gen. Beauregard. If he ever eats an
other meal In Washington, it will more
probably be spread for him in the District
Jail, than in the spacious rooms of Mrs. Sill
dell ..s
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

EB- The Irish Regiment, of New York,
Col. Corcoran, had brush with the enemy
the other day. OF course the latter ran, as
usual. A member of the corps, writing to
friend, says: All I saw was, that the first
families of Virginia, were running away
from the first families of Ireland
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20
rAdYertisenent.l

B9 The very light draught steamer
POLAND, drawing only seventeen inches,
Capt GRAoEY, DUNCAN and Cox Clerks, has
taken the mail in place of the Star Grey
Eagle, during low water, in the Louisville
and Henderson trade Leaves Evansville
for Louisville every Monday and Thursday.
For freight or passage apply to Cox& Hum
rHRBY, Agents, Office ever Canal Bank, Ev-
ansville.
For the truth of the q Poland's" carrying
the mail in place of the " Star Grey Eagle "
we refer to the Postmaster at Evansville
and Louisville.
Cox & HUMPHREY, Agents.
iulu l q ND
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

A CLOSE SHAyB.-The astronomers at
Cambridge Observatory report that on the
2stb of June the earth passed close to the
comet, which crossed our path day or two
only in advance of us, SO that we barely
escaped passing through it, 1t is now
twenty-five million miles distant, and of
course we can breathe easier.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

By-The l6th South Carolina regiment
was " inspected on the 10th. The follow
ing notice is from the Charleston Mer-
curry
IF six hundred ai''zans, drawn up in two
ranks, without equipments of any
sort, unuuiform ,1d ignorant of the first
principles Of the So tier's duty, can be call
ed regiment, this was regiment. We
forego further comment, only remarking
that what is farce now, to be enjoyed by
idle Juveniles, may be, at no distant day, a
tragedy over which the State will mourn.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

ADMINISTRATIONS Robinson informs
a complaining correspondent in yesterdays
journal that the Steuben Artillery are act
ing under his orders, and are doing no more
firing than authorized. He has no fears that
that powder is scarce that the Steuben Ar
tillery will jeopardize the safety of the coun-
ty by the amount they consume in ordering
boats to round to- for examination.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

SERES SApE.-The Journal establishment
was complimented. last night, with SER
enade from tbs " Crescent City Baud, led
by Prof Baker. The music was excellent,
and the tunes selected such as to indicate
not only the proficiency of the players, but
the soundness of their patriotism. In be-
half of the boys" we return thanks for
the music. For ourselves, we only say
stay longer next time.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

EEg- At the late fire in indianapolis,
three steam FIRE engines poured into the
building, $500 bbls of water in fifteen min
utes. The sentinel says that if the hand en-
gines had been relied upon to put out the
FIRE, the whole block would now be in ruins.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

B6s~ On Sunday, at Mouna City, ILL.,, a
ty with another citizen named E, q. Flynn
about changing some money. Flynn called
Fl. some ugly names, when Hawkins cut
Flynn eight times with pocket-knife, the
last cut severing his juguIar vein. He was
not expected to live
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-20

B1- We learn that the Sisters of Charity
in Vincennes, with kindness which char
acterizes the Order, have offered their COM
modious building, as hospital, to the Vim
cennes Regiment They also volunteer
their services as nurses. Such conduct
will be remembered and appreciated by the
soldiers