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comments in this part Of the State. 1t we're
simply justice and an exhibition Of practi-
cal sense to locate the greater part of the
troops on the border
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B9 The citizens of Rockville have made
arrangements for a grand Fourth of July
celebration in that place. DR.. Bowman,
President of the Greencastle College, is the
orator of the day.
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aeSrOf the ten army contracts awarde

~ OF the ten army cOntracts aWarueu
at indianapolis for shoes, caps, knapsacks,
&C., four were to parties in Indiana, FIVE to
Ohio, and one to New York. They were
all awarded at what were considered low
prices
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The State has now in the armory, under
charge of Assistant Quartermaster Balweg,
nearly 3,UUo Enffeids, aud enough of the
" improved y and riaed . muskets and
"long range rifles to count up to the
handsome figure of 1000. Only about
1000 of these are altered flint locks. A
large addition to the stock of rifles is ex-
pected in few weeks, as well as two bat
teries of James's riaed cannon.
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How THE CONFEDERATE STATES PAY THEIR
NORTHERN CREpIToRs. of our citi-
zens who have considerable sums of money
due them in seeded States, will doubtless
be pleased to know how they are to be paid.
The following is the plan determined on by
the Confederate Congress at their last ses-
sion
An act to authorize certain debtors to pay
the amounts due by them into the Treas
ury of the Confederate States.
SEC. 1. The Congress of the Confederate
States of America do enact, that all persons
in any manner indebted to individuals, or
corporations, in the United States of Amer
lea Except the States of Delaware, Mary
land, Kentucky, and Missouri, and the Dis
trict of Columbia), be and are here
by prohibited from paying the same to
their respective creditors, or their agents or
assIgneeS, peuuTuE e1ISttug war wager
by that Government against the Confeder-
ate States, or any of the slaVeholding States
before named.
SEC. 2. Amy person indebted as aforesaid
shall be, and is hereby, authorized to pay
the amount of his indebtedness into the
Treasury of the Confederate States, in specie
or treasury notes, and shall receive from the
Treasurer certificate, countersigned by the
Register, showing the amount paid, and on
what account, and the rate of interest which
the same was bearing.
SEC. g. Such certificate shall bear like in
terest with the original contract. and shall
be redeemabIe at the close of the war and
the restoration of peace, in specie or its
equivalent, on presentation of the original
certificate.
SEC d. All laws and parts of laws mill
Eating against thisac shall he, and the same
are, hereby repealed. Howell Conn,
President of the Congress.
Approved May 81, 1861.
JEFFERSON DAVIS
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Army News.

army NeWSs
RI-A car load of arms passed through
Indianapolis on Thursday, consigned to
Gen. Rousseau, of Louisville.
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NO. 30 Water Street., Evansville, 4mds
Daily experience demonstrating the fact that
men cannot depend upon collections to raise money
to pay their own debts, and having found, upon
animation, that we have goods enough in store to
pay all we owe,. we now offer to sell at reduced
prices. We have complete assortment of Grocer.
les and Liquors, all of the bsst quality, and will
sell at wholesale and STALL for money, and for
ey only. We invite purchasers to examine our
stock, will offer inducements that will justi-
fy them in buying of US on terms.
apr26 SORENSOE 8 co.
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NfOLLECTOR5s s.9LR OF RR.RL rs

n fUAlA8OHUAVB Ba4AlA1 q = WAsaMA n .
u TATE for the payment OF the costs and
penses of Street improvements Notice is hereby
given, that by virtue of a precept issued by the
Mayor of the City OF Evansville and to me direct.
ed will sell at public auction, the door of the
Court House, in said City, Saturday, the goth day
of June, 1861, at O'Clock M, the following lots
or parcels of real estate, much thereof may
be necessary to pay the amount charged and as
sessed against said lots respectively, for the costs
and expenses OF making Street improvements for
said lots, together with the costs Of sale
L. W. Heberd, south west three-fOurths of
lot 2, in block 81, Eastern EDlargement-.S1 1896 q
jun61 CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH. O. @.
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Board of EQUALIZATION

The Common Council OF the City of Evansville
will meet a Board Of Equalization, at the City
Council Chamber, Wednesday, the 10th day Of
June, 1851, at o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of
eq ualizing and correcting the assessments Of real
and personal property, and will continue in session
from day to day til said assessments are all equal
lied and corr ected.
All tax payers are requested to call and examine
their respective assessments.
WEAKER, Mayor.
Mayors Office, Evansville, Ind, June 10, 1861.
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g1~One of Col. Wallaces's Zouave's
writes to the State Sentinel that they are
sOrely perplexed to know what to do. He
says:
In the morning we hear that we are to
march for Hagerstown within "a hours; by
noon we hear that our direction Is changed
to Grafton, and by night we are informed
that reiHforcements are on the way to join
us, and that we are to remain here. Yes
terday orders were received from Gen. Pat
terson ordering as to leave for Hagerstown,
Md, Immediately, and join him there;
scarcely had we commenced preparations for
march, when a message was received from
Gen. Mcclellan, at Grafton, telling US to
ren.ain here until we should hear further
from him, and that ''the evacuation of Cum
land at present would be great militia
ry error" To-day Col. Wallace has been
telegraphing all day, trying to find out
which officer he is TO obey
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The owner of the Flat Boat lying across the Leet
Street Gutter, the Wharf, is hereby notified and
required to remove Il without delay. If not r0-
moved by Monday, June Sd, 1861, It will then be
sold at public auction to pay the expenses of re-
moVal. By order Of the Common Council,
may3O p. BURKE, Clerk
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
MAYORS OFFICE,

EvAEsyyyHE, IND, June 10 1861.
Owners and cl6 imRlts Of real estate are no.
titled that tho premises hereafter described has
bean sold for City Taxes and that the time for the
redemption OF the same will expire on the LIST day
of February, 1862
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y 8. HOPKHoRsS
70. 10 First street,

No. is First street,
Has just returned from the east with the largest
and best selected stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods ever brought to this market and having de-
termined 70 adopt the Cash System IA al cases he
feels confident that ne sell goods at such prices
as will be 30 the advantage Of all to purchase Of
him. his stock consists In part Of the following
Painted Jaconet and Organdie Lawns,
and Berages, in great variety.
French and American Ginghams, Fancy
aud Black Silks, Black Lustre Goods,
for Travelling Dresses.
Prints, Jaconets, and Bleached Muslins.
Plain and Dotted SWISS Tarletans, all eolors
and qualities.
Black silk Mantillas and Lace Points.
A good stock Of Jaconet and Swiss Edg-
ings and Insertions.
Dimity Bands, White Embroidered Collars,
and Mourning Collars.
a handsome stock of Dress Trimmings q
large and complete stock Of Hosiery
for Ladies, Misses, and Children.
Mems LisIe Thread Half-Hose, best quality.
A complete stock of Boots and Shoes for
Men, Women, and Children.
A beautiful stock of Parasols Umbrellas,
Fans, and Gloves for Ladies.
A good stock of Gauze Undershirts and
Drawers.
Also, splendid stock of House Furnishing
Goods, as follows: Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Cocoa Mating, Druggets, Rugs,
Door Mats, Cornices, Stair
Rods, Embroidered Swiss and Lace Curtains,
Painted Paper and Brown
Holland, for Window Shades, &c.
All the anove stock viii be sold
Very Low for Cash.
Before purchasing, please call and EXAM
inc my stock No tronble to show goods
j. S. HOPKINS,
APPS No. II First street.
HHERSE.-VeE HI n JUST hE-
u ceived, per steamer Lehigh, 8 bxs W. r.
Cheese, bxs Hamburg Cheese, bxs English
Dairy Cheese, for sale BY
JAS. ER8HTNE & CO.,
ap19 No. AZ Main street
JOHN IyIEsoN.l (EDwARD WILSON.
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will please say Advertised, and give date of list.
LADIES LIST.
Comstoek Lydia Miss Lumm Mrs 2
Donaldson Mary Miss MAidlow Mary Miss
Davis Margaret Mrs Milford Carrie Miss
Elagler Sarah BIrs Montgomery Lizzie Miss
Fields Maria Matthews Florence
Gibson Rebecca Miss Mclaughlin Lydia Miss
Grogan Eliza Mrs Neal Lucy Mrs
Hardrick Elizabeth Mrs Phillips DR. Mrs
Hoagh r X Miss Shock Elizabeth
Hedden VIM H Mrs Savage Lucinda Mrs
jenkins Lizzie Miss Smith Maria Mrs
Jones Anna Miss Smith Jane Miss
johnson III NJ Mrs Stanley Annie Miss
johnson Barzilla Wright Emily II. Miss
Jones Aranetta Mrs Wheeler Lucy Miss
Kelly Josephine Miss White Fildia Miss
kimsall Miss Young Elizabeth
Kelly Mary Mrs
eENTLEMENs LIST
Adams VIM Martin Albert w
Brocklamb Jas Manwaring VIM Fl
Bsesly Alfred MetcaIf Thos
Baker Jno Maher JnO
Bishop Louis Maghee Thos
Barlow Joel Moore Andrew
Brown J Mcconnell Jno
Barnes E McFadin James
Carol Michael Mcpherson r r
Cottreal hewitt w
Corr Henry Otis M
Clark VIM Pearson James
Casey Sam Louis Peck Jos
Cooper JDo Jr Parvin Jno
Durham Edward Pew George
Davis o Parson Parker
Downey VIM D Perkins 8
Davis Jas Reynolds W
Daily Sam Reed James
Ege VIM nj Robertson VIM III
Fitzgerald Wesley Ryan Jno
| Flagler Clark Simpson III
! Gilpin Nathan Sanders Geo
/ Glover Jno Snowden Richard
| Clifford Thos Smith James
/ Gates G w Spence w 81
Godson inc Strawbridge Geo 4
] Gray Jas II Stateman Henry
/ Grant Peterson Skeeles Geo
! Hughes VIM L Sullivan P
| Higgins Savage J G
Hogan Timothy SpUrgin Jos II
/ Higgins w Remington ii
4 Hay VIM Thompson W
! Holden Sam'I r Tholland James
1 Jacob Henry Upton SamI
| johnson NJ Waggoner A
| Knowles B Wallace Vim Il
! Kelly w Capt. Williams Joseph
/ Lerver Il S Weed Jno
/ Lindell Joshua Woat VIM
Morgan Amos Watson James L
| Martin VIM Young Thos
Marshall Jno Young Jonathan
HB-Post Office opens at A. NJ, and closes at ~
p. NJ. on week days also closes for one hour at
M, for opening the Railroad mall Office open
| from TO P. NJ on Sundays. Railroad mail close
at 81 a.. M.&a
JAMES H. McNEELY, P. NJ.
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A MILITARY MoyEMENF.-Orders have
been received at Newport, (Ky.,) Barracks,
by the Quartermaster, TO prepare for the re-
ception of 1000 United States soldiers in
the course of a week Two regiments of
infantry and one of cavalry are coming.
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oncia1.

A LIST OF LETTERS n EsW.gKyVr-
an ing in the Post Office at Evansville, Indiana,
June Both, 1861. Persons calling for these letters
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sharps's Enlargement.


R@0TECR To CO.NTRA or q Az q.
o. The Common Council of the City Of Evans.
Vile will receive sealed proposals until the 9Th day
of July, 1851, for grading the Alley extending from
Sixth to Seventh Streets, situated in Block No. 49,
Eastern Enlargement, between Locust and Walnut
Streets, IN said city
p BURKE, Clerk
City Clerks Office, June 18th, 1861. iuneI4
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RECRUTTS WANTED.

There are few vacancies in the sc Independent
Rifles" now being organized under the Militia
Law. Applicants will be enrolled by the under.
signed, at his Office, on Third Street. Young men
who do not volunteer in the army, should ize this
opportunity of being of some service their State
Apply Immediately. CHAS. DENNY
junel9
The Placer herald., 1861-04-06
AUBURN FLOUR MIL,

1NHE undersigned takes this method Of inform
l. ing the citizens OF Auburn and of plooar
county that he has leased and is now running sha
Auburn Steam Flour Mill.
and is prepared to fill all orders connected with
their line of business. in the most satisfocto,v
manner. ms u long experience in the business wei
qualities him to do.
Attached to the mill is machinery for the saw.
ing of cord wood and those desiring work Of this
kind can have any amount of wood sawed at the
shortest notice ADAM LOUMEISTER,
Auburn, March 30th, 1S6l.-lm
NOTlCE.-The Board of Directors of the.
~ Sacramento, Placer and Nevada Railroad
Company are notified to meet in Auburn, on Tues
day, the 9th day of April, 1861, for the purpose
Of declaring and filling vacancies in the Board Of
Commissioners of said Company.
c. H. MITCHELL, Secretary.
Auburn, March 3Oth, ls6l.-2w
The Placer herald., 1861-04-06

have been held bv all means on the lst,) to elect
a u S. Senator, and they did electa united states
Senator after three hours and hal' nara nght.
McDougal was re-efected-but every lhch was
contested by cyery argument and parliamentary
mannuver which could be brought to bear by
Messrs. Laspeyre Thornton, Showalter Ross,
and other firm and | might say with proprlety,
stubborn Democrats. But from the fllst IL was
evident that there was no use for your friends
"to kick against the picks" McDougaii; 10 use
vulgar expression. chad the thing dead"
THE QUESTION IS SETTLED.
The Convention of the goth intended to elect
james A. McDougal u s. Senator. AS the
records show-he was elected. On the "a April.
the Senate and Assembly, (not the same men, out
the identical body) elected james A: McDougall
United States Senator. Now, II there are not
two James A. McDougall's there can be but little
doubt but that one James is elected. And fur
ther-he is certainly elected for six years either
from the Goth of March or the I'd OF April
Either will suit him or his honest frlends-neither
suits his disguised enemies. OF course his GER
tfcate will date from the goth OF March when he
was constutionally elected.
HIS PERsoNEI.
Since Gen. McDougalls endorsement on the
I'd instant, he has appeared more publicly on
the streets and is universally greeted by men of
all parties. He bears his hOnors with modesty
and just exactly as every one who knows him
was sure he would wear them. The General is in
position to have his share or influence WIN the
Administration, although / cannot believe he
would be so indiscreet as to abuse it. From this
time to his departure East, we believe he will be
overrun with disinterested solicitations, which OF
conrse he is bound, as a servant of the people to
treat with the utmost respect. | am inclined to
think the Sacramento Weeks clique, who cooked
up all the offices to suit themselves. wish the
General anywhere else but here or at Washington,
until after the appointments are made for the
Pacific
There are many other things could and would
treat upon if your columns would permit. But
in respect to them and the patience of your read
ers must subscribe myself MORE ANON.
The Placer herald., 1861-04-06
District Court Calendar --April Term, 1861.

COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 6rH.
Thos. Holden vs.. Thos. Doig.
A. Lipsctt VS.. JAS Mckinley ct al.
E. Mcdonald VS.. l.. B. Brooks ct al
Dennis l.. German VS.. Phena D. German.
Joshua IIendy VS. Marcus Kimball.
n. A. Robbins VS.. Wells Fargo Co.
T. G. Nunnaly VS.. Gold Hill q B. r. Co.
W. b. Churchill ct al vs. John Langucnour ct al.
NJ. L. Libby vs.. 10. Williams.
E. 7. Bales VS.. L. l.. Porter,
d. Hesse vs. K. C. Clark ct al.
t. j. Il J. NJ. Mlliken vs.. r. G. Clark ct al.
E. Bigelow VS.. Prescott x Prescott.
Arnold Denton vs.. Gold Hill Co.
W. j Whiting VS.. G.. H. Stephens.
John Wilson vs.. VIM. Wilson ct al
John Murray VS.. His Creditors.
Potosi Co. vs. Why Not Co.,
Allen Towe VS.. Dutch Flat Saw Mill.
John N. Smith VS. p. b. Pagan ct al.
f. f. Trask vs.. NJ. l.. Libby
Henry Schnably VS.. John Kaiser ct al
Robert Gordon VS.. J. Il S. Kaiser.
Booth q Co. VS.. j. u S. Kaiser.
Stanford Bros. & Meeker VS.. f. IIeibron.
Hartford Il Hem vs. J. 4 +. Kaiser.
j. G. Bowen vs.. Hans IIeize.
Michael Denny VS.. John Williams ct al.
Jas. Miner VS.. Thos. Shorrock ct AL
J. 81 Z. L. Wilson vs.. E. Cook ct a]
G. 81 B. Fordyce VS.. f. lark d w. W. Sheldon.
W. n. Leet vs.. Dennis l.. German.
Henry KEoder vs. Wm. T. Henson ct al.
M. GindsomO vs.. John Doe ct AL
c. T. Palmer VS.. S. We'll.
S. Z. Thomas VS.. j. Milton, J. Hudson and s,
Salsig.
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TO CONSUMERS or
WINES AND LIQUORS,

HAVING resigned the position Of United
Il Il States Appraiser of the District of San Fran
cisco, the duties of which had discharged under
the Administrations of Presidents Pierce and
Buchanan, my friends are hereby respectfully in
formed that have established myself as DEALER
IN WINES AND LIQUORs. Store II. W. corner Of
Jackson and Sansome streets, San Francisco
To consumers of the above articles. it is deemed
proper to State, that for the last eight gears all
Wines and Liquors arriving in San Francisco
from any foreign port, as also those IN BOND from
any port in the United States have been examined
under my supervision; and that previous to my
arrival in California. in lS49, | had been engaged
for many years in France, Portugal. etc. in bus-
ness requiring similar knowledge OF liquors
PHILIP A. ROACH.
San Francisco March 3Oth, ls6l.-3m
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Latest News.
The Pony with eastern news to the 22nd {
March, arrived on the 2nd inst.

The Pony with eastern news to the 22nd of
March, arrived on the 2nd inst.
1t is stated that the evacuation of Fort Sumter
has been ordered for the 23d of March; and that
the war vessels of Pensacola are not to move
without further orders.
The announcement in Charleston that Fort
Sumter was to be evacuated produced intense
excitement.
1t is feared that the tariff of the Southern Con-
federacy will greatly impair the importing and
iobbng business of New York.
Business is said to have revived somewhat at
the East upon the prospect of settlement of the
political difficulties.
Considerable feeling is manifested by Califor-
mans at Washington that Senator Baker should
attempt to control the appointments for this
State. Sullivan and Stanford seem to be regar-
ded as the proper authorities to be consulted in
the distribution of this patronage
Affairs at the South remain Unchanged
The Placer herald., 1861-04-06

BoUNrEous CRops.-N Notwithstanding all
the disasters caused by the storm, the loss
will be more than compensated for abundant
crops Of grain and fruit. The prospects, in
this respect, have never been more favorable.
The State will have large surplus of grain
for export, and the orchards of the vallies
and foot hills will be laden with fruit, and in
greater variety than has been heretofore
known. The "ill wind" has advantages after
all.
The Placer herald., 1861-04-06

EE- The flood in the rivers has not yet
subsidized, but the danger to pr"l e'ty has
passed. The sum total of losses will proba-
by be greater than has heretofore occurred
in the State, as in former years there was
not the same amount Of property Interests
along the rivers to he damaged. Although
the storm clouds have not altogether vanished
we have experienced the worst, as is ndica-
ted by struggling ray of sunshine now
and then.
The Placer herald., 1861-04-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

In THE MATTER OF TIE ESTATE OF u. B. MAHAlssr
DECEASED.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
~ claims against the Estate of G. B. Mamm's,
deceased, to present the same with the necessary
vouchers to the undersigned Admnlstra1rI! Oh
said Estate, at Gold Hill, Placer county CoIllOf'
nn. with ten months from the date OF this notice.
or they will be forever barred.
LOUISE MAMMISS, AdmX.
Auburn, March l6lh 1s6l.-4w
The Placer herald., 1861-04-06

~ VIM McNulty an old resident of
Sacramento, but lately Of Washoe, com
mitted suicide last week in San Francisco,
while stopping at the Tehama House, by
shooting himself through the head. He
left wife and two children. Strong drink
was the cause.
The Placer herald., 1861-04-06

Eg- Now is the time TO set out plants
and flowers we notice that housed keep
ers are improving the hour for so doing.
Florists are bringing their productions from
below, and find ready market with those
who have taste in alorning their yards and
gardens.
The Placer herald., 1861-04-06

ES-Our Sacramento correspondent does not
appear to object to the election of McDougall.-
His mental vision is in the dark evidently.
The Placer herald., 1861-04-06

PARTY AT THE PINE GRovE.-Dana Per-
kins has set apart Thursday evening, May
9th, for cotillion party in his splendid new
hall at the Pine Grove House, Secret Ravine.
The hall is one of the largest in the State,
and Perkins one of the most enterprising
landlords; therefore he deserves and will
have an overhowing house, on the evening
before named.
The Placer herald., 1861-04-06

OvER.-The long contest for Physician Of
the Insane Asy lum was terminated on We'd
neSIay, by the election of DR.. rilden, mem,
Der of the As emily, from Butte county,
This was effected by a d uylas- Republican
fusion. The fina ballot stood: TiIden, 5S
Ayette SO; Thomas, IS DR.. Clark, of Ell
Dorado county, WAS then elected Visiting
Physician over Ellis, of Sacramento.
FRIEND DEFEATED.-The Republican
press are deporing the defeat Of McKbben
for the Boundary Commission, and are rap
ping some of their Legislators for rot sup
porting Joe. Indeed they feel it as equiva-
lent to defeating a straight out Republican.
The ex Congressman should have received
the entire Republican vote, as he helped
them to large amount of political capital,
in his course on the Lecompton business.
"Repubic-ans are ungratefu"
On DUTy.-Col. Forman, the newly elec-
ted Boundary Commissioner, has already
met Lieut.. Mowry, the U. S. Commissioner,
accepted SO much of the work as has been
already accomplished, and together they
will proceed to the Colorado in a few DAYS.
to formally erect the monument at the ini-
tia point
ES" Il. E. Draper has become associated
as one of the editors Of the Coloma Times
Mr.. S. B. Weller having retired.
GBDistrct Court will meet in this place
on Monday next.
BY the late census Nevada is the fourth
county in the State in point of population
The news Of the erection of the new Ter
rtory Of Nevada has had an astonishing
effect on the people of Carson city causing
them to hold city lots at very high figure
in hopes that the seat Of government will
be established at that place.
John Johnson, of Ohio, SO years Of age,
was found dead in his bed, in Washington
recently. He was one of the companions
of the immortal Daniel Boone, and when
the remains of that celebrated hunter we're,
few years ago. removed and consigned to
final resting place, the Legislature sent for
Johns on to act as one Of the pail bearers
and follow him to his last grave.