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NJ onr ~ tIr "mfny ilt r.Hi f h.|ril" E ga
'~"'HI'at 20 .i1'r understood, 900 mech na..
..r'r'i n' tH.ufrnc.f. often ri..n.t.nt iu care.
tn' of 1%nltItlry habits Sc E recorded n. 4
'lrhi DISORDER ~ tnl lttlo clufcqlrncs u cgs.tc
."f'.. "AI.c To- reality it 81 thi r~re,n-lr arl
f'H i'#"u " many % Oh, most iitil mI Iin,.f.
3 d~i..a'11, mt unless etrly ,rll.t.iel ID nHl
l..nt .'i' ttlrrgr 20 600 uutim,'y giugs. tm5rs
th' il H.fg eti or which clitigcuesi + 10 nsltl
lit'F! u1t nr Headache, Collie. Ehsimai. 81. mi
hr'H'h' ii'e7 ngl others VI q ike uitarc. willie A
W. ifain 81 lri4hltu, Diseases such ~ Malignant
,e'ef'' Ah.es'es. nyscntlrv, Diarrhwn. p,spcp.'s
y IeNy' Epilepsy. raru ,ds, %llysieria, liyroe1n.
iri'fi'i Melancholy and ]lnfln,iy, irsl .nd.rii, their
n,. ~ Tue ''iem By tbs alarming symptUm.
Nj nnirNllenaiy the ltsttsai named lri mat hi
tnn iti iiiun. bat takcon ~ independent ~esi,isnse
unless The ctute iH en4icatcl In az earle stase.
} rom oil these considerations il follow. tbat tbe
Disorder should receive immediate attention vbrn.
ever 70 occurs, nul M person should ne.ise, 10 get
q h't 81 '%frhsltc Pills on The int appearance oil
t1' .'mIi1'ut. re- their timely use WI ctrsll tie
insllunos approaches % disease nnl lf,tf1y thu.
dangerous Zoe 10 human life.
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- TluN thift9 tafee, township el.lt. fau..
, as 'er#o1 =. Township n. tu.e q V..t
,hr above two -rrtiuus are l1catri Ia M, naiyt
hofliodi " Col. ". D. Pollard.
N"n,h east luntitr VI section ., .lwHahin 4
tihs' o wet, iho above ltnis are located n PIN
ola c1unty.
Notth west quarter IT section Is toup.bip +,
rang, west, aud soath wcsl quarter Of tho s,nt.
Nuu'h W''! quarter ~ scct ion Us township Strange
Nw' and s'uh cnfi I%iart'ir cf tho saiac. The
io''' 9df nc 'iinht" 10 DrSotn Co.. mil viii hc
sold IN q hoiy ur divided. Ans nue Ie.iruns ,r..
chase .beabu,e land. silI pleas, ami, b, is,tir 1,
>. a.. q, CliANBEils,
H%cmingion y. ~, Ea.t rllriIi.
October %. lNCi. pi6.g,a
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Phg'idaa- Woll, VII. Jone., bow /, Int heal.
NJ Lne-Gone' Doctor. 80 gone, tha, nil
sou seni cured noe IN jusi twenty mtnntea. AID /
virh you v1ali send more ~ that / can have them
handy.
Phy'iitH.-You c1n gsi itemas ans Druggists.
AL Iof Ccrhaiic Pills. ! h1i tiry never fail. and
r..onhiart thsm in I'll casa. Of heaiarhe.
tfa Ilae.-I SHALL f11lflr q box llfte,lv. and
'hn.i ial OF NY s%ussrins friends. Tor they arc a
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New Saddler's Shop.

uNlN0 permanently located In the ,,., n
~ faRela, ! as rfsrsses 10 nihke Nj Fints +
saiUes, Hliile' anI ~iisfusss. 10 order, ., NJ
shortest n,tl,s, sculdask The ta,r nafs n H.
citizens ~ Pano'a and vicinity 81 HAL 4 -.
paTpy, asn's - fsispul3lc rates. Sat.fass,sn
l'"'si' lsfns' esiH4 Shop etsf che rest
July 10, l.fo. NE
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AEI1UA - Gov
nofAatttHeA NHfNa 80
x7vsso sss1 - U8rs1ag1 14x4ss
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Cbti

fINik UNDERSIGNED sf.r. far sais n. vain.
4 able tract " laul 20 which b. nss rs-,Iss,
" y located miles vest " The tnen " rsnnls,
an cuaiain' ~ t-,ss. tass, u which !, In MsIvs,
,et'sn snd y ohs ~ the most i~ssintle places IN
Nnit1 NississIri. TIER nre cnn acres n A IN !
hieh static ~ snltivaiiqn and Is ieaishsi. Ans
one d-ssrihrn tt't class rttcs =, l5v feurss wsuil
wei y etil ~ ne ssbssfiher IT home. or on
'ehA f.S.ta ~ Pin1hA b. Y. COOPER.
sert. 81. lSfn. pa6.gn
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FLAMING Tl ANlA.t md SAVING % ali H..
dQni ~ kitd' ~ IIon~ Cafpcn,.f. Wa. 'sa
i.l" oH short notion. Having all ,ke $500.
mnehinely mol ibp bosl aUaliiy of W.seon',rvv Nv
ms no. New f0tk Whth lfhe ta,nior' n, ~
ITO NAY vi 4sHluIl thai all work dens n, 49,
t1ly Will NQT BE SURPASSED by any ,,ml.,
eiill Ii'lment In this country. IT, Ne ma n.y..
flfl' ul work put into h large drlnr.hsvw
h'ltel bY irlm, before : u put togelGcr, ,h,r,I,
nlsaiins Gle io'o's 10 he rtl feet, rs Mn w
HsnHuHlly season ihe limban. -"
ARl llIlI IT'S, BUILDERS and ollors will an,
q % thair Interest, and are solicited to favor !,
aita .heir orders.
Contracts iuf any quantity " work viii be mad,
na ",ifatcd 81 o given time, by sprlhoaSp Al
!.' Factory, corner OF Main nnl s~yosiaore slrs~..
Menrhi : tennessee. "'
Siarch ~, 1850. Al,
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Notice 40 ~evcditoys.

1 ] The lll! term u the Probate Court " IA.
"a npla county, tle estate u A.. J. Tucker. A..
ceased, WAS reported insulyent. Nov. tbis i,
nlluy al leg .ots wie base claims against ssij =.
u'ie b eahie forward col have tIeir elains All,
t%tohtiei md raistetei ncrtrlins 90 lsx. anI M
eIs'tn, which shall not BE- REGISTER u ,ssl, mssih,
lfom the date " Ibis publication. shall b. f,s.,s,
barred. JAMES l.. uoOig a.,
Iuly -, isGt.
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Administrator Notice.

1--WE lndcrsignel having b,,u appointed ~, lb.
I Probate Court ~ tuuo.n t'nut,. M. n.
ilg November term, l-bn, nlmnltntptof witl N.
WI %nhnctrl, on lhc e,Ualc uf Richard 4. nrp..
leteseL hereby notify ntl rsrtpu having ,it
against The deceased ~ ht,e t'am p~rufti.I arI
registered ~ Ihc Probate C'rrl'a Hats a..i-I.,
:, Inv, or tlis notice wilihe rlacsI 10 hir 10 an.,
All persons indebted ~ ~ bard T.. Orae J,reat.
are requested 20 make Immediate rnvinent.
JAMES e. A~RNNTRuNG.
AdmIn'f. with thn ull .nr.,rI
Pamela, Nu,. ~. lsGa. nl,..v
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w others c~enssisus ~ inability, frsw rh,,r.s,
cause, will lind Mclean. Strengthening ,,or nal /,
shsreurh rcsenefater u The yslsu, / all an oh,
may have injured themselves by lap,arar ir.tsf.
senes., will dnd IN thu Cordial csrtain and .prsiv
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Administrators Sale.

virtue y an "rier n the Probate Court. I
~ WI, on Monday tho sth day Of January. l.Gl.
Al lie doe 81 The teur. tibr:s N ~ ~, -
Panols and county n pauqia, sell AZ tallis ass
iian. - the highest bidist. 90 a rtsdit Of ts.,l,s
l~-sn'ts. hn lie slaves belonging to IT, r,tsts n
Mar : aaons. DECEASED, 10 number ,ons ,s,,r
~ tcart-su. cpasislihg ~ men. women AMI sbi.
iren. all hsely and ~,tluatlc huni with approved
security will Be required Irum purchasers.
De-. 6. isc0. 800
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17

more than nine regiments (abOu! 600 men, and tn
had no fcrtifcations whatever Had We known his Il
would have been but breakfast speP' to have cap.
tured them ell But they gone now, and the prisol
srs say 'f they 10. alone will not stop this side Of
Ohio. The Southern forces are still here. Don't know
yet where they will 90 next but, doubtless. they vii
leave here soon, tor it getting cold quite rapidly,
our raons not nexhaustible. Perhaps nay take
W winter quarters somewhere soon. but here
yet tell what may be the neI! orders of the General 1t
is fully fall here The leaves have f,l: tie
"bite Of the frost" aud fast detCending to their
mo herearth Not flower is left TO sil Of mountain
widness and beauty. But close for The present II
anything Of importance occurs within my knowledge.
you shall knew Il Immediately.
Truly yours. r. H. d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17

= Ne scvrussneai 70 be eo@aeiea ~ Ne noos - -
= pss1ed ne sAaasSriP 81 psssloasy ssrSed see ee
= Sc PAzuea- -. =
avsrlsusnt aos asrssd NE Sepy tor spselaed nae
irssors VII be eonLnaed anti stoered sul Aoi PAyGsoa
,s-i accordingly.
r. ausr Az AbCzarszsE1rsro avoid any misunderstanding
o. Anurs Advertisers. t pF0perto stzte ttsf-es
r prycges only extents ~ her nedate business. keal
esl aad al other AdyefSasuts BeGt ~ then 10 be IN
|stoaA charge, and no vSriStion-
~ Ra EssAte and General Agsno' Atvet3eneao not 70 De
~ s wear 20 be charged the usual raea sabso
- Hss0ans shAn be sgrSed apCn-
- R5okseuss md ysAy advertiser generally, engA0ng or
&c SPARES With the privilege u change shah not co tns
- svs-aze In any enc week lnscft thAn The ASu
- uon a. te ng rule uadsr she contract and Al exec
: sssa amount 70 Be charged as tae aseAl rAis9
,erea.s inserssd 10 tie Ssnweeky whig al rs cent?
re al d res or les for ths insertion and so cent?
-t5aars for each continuance Or weekly, 8 eents-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17

SPRING, APRIL lST, 1861.
SILK DRESS GOODS AND MANTlL
LA HOUSE.
rl1HoS 2. PSICE 90 opealng splendid stock
Staple Fancy Goods for sprE and summer Sas 70 wcl
due to-day and daily for he next tvo weeks srs
Aaiitaons VII be made
RsA, Plain ard Fancy Slks (ErsnchO
rsalards, PcplAlns MOasefns, 4e,
Superb Black Mourning Hks,
Rch Biack rafetA Glks for Dresses
Ana The nes shape Bas4uie, 30 mach vorn,
RonbAEnrs, ChAlies, Herman q rAnlse, ~,
AlSo EnbrOlleries, Hosle-y, Gloves,
foselsngs sheetnss, CettorI, RalliAnts, ke.
Servants GOOa very heavy stock al very lowest tnarfs
rAiss-boug ght for cash recently.
In aAntls DcpArnen-tne shapes OF Mrapplng
zlAs In he elegant manner fss heers notice
api rHos. z PsICE q CO.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 90. oFssK SoR
y SAlE-
~ s=csss SssSk Tea from good he eass ported
o. easks L0ndon Potter
50 dsrcss Rec
So bsss DO
SO paekRgeJ Cloves, Peppsr and Alsplss
80 esses preserved Ginger
60 boHss FireCEAekerS
nne Branles wlnes and Jamaica Ran
$50 tons uaaiPllaied GuRno
so Do ground Plaster
50 bbls spts fuFpenlns- salS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17
PREMIUM BIT.

~8 TIERS u conceded be the delicious, whole
and eeee,aai the World used BY almost fam
H In VIRGINIA. solely fer this climate and shoud be
fennd IN the house every Southern Family cure for al do
Of the and boves fhey fall 70 nake
Of DrErs Nervous Hssdachs k With pAin In s
hvers and In weak and debatd persons they Win ve Vital
energy 10 the whole system They only need trial 10 give them
precedence AL other Bttes The be5 be had Of
hsssrs. GRAY, PURcELL LADD co. by all prominent
Drugg In the city OF Richmond elsewhere In Virginia and
North Carolina Aso, BY O. sroTT co. wEshlnston 0ty, D.
g oANBY GILPIs CO. Baltimore; D. A. FAHsEsrocK CO.,
rhiladslphia, And BARNEs PARK, New York.
Orders nlsd By Addressing r. BAKER Proprietor,
Feb. G-dko fichraond. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

rKzAs:
oy P.Vs., ts per anaa ssewssly e. SssAy ss 30.
\, .4vasss genlu1hsei gAy De EAas - tns sA 81 ne
~ -, .eTr- syiieaee tAhea % he deposi of
La,Tin ~ POss Oaos e01tN-ins 1oasJ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-21

A CAPITAL REBUKE.-When Capt. Ingra-
ham returned, few days since, from the
command of the Richmond, steam sloop, in
the Mediterranean, a Senator from Louisi-
ana, though born and raised in New York
city, and late member of the Naval Com
mittees of the Senate, said to him substan-
TALLY as follows:
"Sir, why did you not retain your COM
mand and bring your ship into New Orleans
or some other Southern port when the State
seeded ?" To which Capt. Ingraham re-
Piled " Sir, you are mistaken in your
man, and in Southern naval officers, if you
suppose they or l could forget our oaths of
Office, and become TRAITORS OR BE GUILTY
OF A CoNTEMPTIBLE THEFT Il When South
Carolina calls for her sons to leave the Cen
eral Government and return to the bosom
of the parent State, she expects them to do
so with honor untarnished and regulations
without the slightest spot on their escutch-
cons; THIEVES and TRAITORS she will never
acknowledge"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-21
APRIL ELECTION.

DrNEIs KENNEY is a candidate for Street Com
missioner at the ensuing April election
CHAs. w Lone is a candidate for recollection to
the Office of Constable of Pigeon Township, at the
ensuing April election. =
JOIN SMITH is a candidate for reelection to the
office of Street Commissioner at the April election
JACOB HENNEL will be a candidate for Justice Of
the Peace of Pigeon Township at the April election
We arc requested to announce the name of W
A. SLAGHT a candidate for Justice of the Peace
of Pigeon Township.
CHARLES Fox SULLIVAN is a candidate for Con
stable Of Pigeon township at the ensuing April
election.
ARCHER SULLIVAN is a candidate for Township
Trustee of Pigeon township at the ensuing April
election.
john WELSH is a candidate for the Office of Con-
stable of Pigeon Township at the ensuing April
Election
URIAH Shock will for Constable of Pigeon
Township at the ensuing April Election.
JAMES T. WALKER is candidate for rec lection
to the office ofJustice of the Peace of Pigeon Town
ship at the ensuing April Election
PHILIP SHAMROCK isa candidate for Constab 6 Of
Pigeon Township at the ensuing April Election.
PATRICK BURKE is a candidate for recollection to
the Office of City Clerk, at the ensuing April
election.
MEssRs. EDITORS Please announce my name as
a candidate for the Office of Street Commissioner,
at the next election. q GEORGE WEIDIG.
BY ~equest Of several voters, please announce Mr.
Theodore Mingot as a candidate for City Marshal,
for the April election.
J. k. FRICK is a candidate for the Office Of City
Surveyor, at the ensuing April election.
CHRISTIAN HEpDERICH is a candidate for
election to the office of City Collector.
MEssEs EDIToRs Please announce the name
of J. NJ. CALDWELL a candidate for the office Of
City collector MANY CITIzENs.
EDITORS JOURNAL Please announce that / am
candidate for reelection to the Office Of City Sur
veyor. ~ JAS. D. SAUNDERS.
JoHH SHUBERT is candidate for the Office of City
Assessor at the ensuing April elections
MICHAEL HAHN is II candidate for Street Com
missioner at the election in April next"
nS- BRACKET MILLS will be a candidate for
Justice of the Peace of Pigeon. Township Mt the
ensuing April election.
mg- JOHN MAJOR is a candi late for Street
Commissioner at the ensuing election
EDs. JoUGEAL:-Ple.tse announce the name Of
WM. X. McGREW a candidate for the Office Of
City Clerk, at the April election.
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A Queer People.

Chambers Journal, discussing IA recent
book Of missionary travels in Africa, thus
alludes to one of the tribes which are found
in that terra incognita
But the strangest of all the stories is told
of the Dokos, who live among the most warm
bamboo woods in the south of Kaffra and
Susa Only four feet high, of a dark olive
color, savage and Naked they have neither
houses nor temples, nor fire nor human
food. They live only on ants, mice and
serpents, diversified by a few roots and
fruits they let their nails grow long like
talons, the better to dig for ants and the
more easily to tear in pieces their tavOrite
snakes.
They do not marry, but live the indis-
criminate lives of animals, multiplying
very rapidly and with very little maternal
instinct. the mother nurses her child for
a short time only, accustoming it to eat ants
and serpents as soon as possible; aud when
it can help itself it wanders away where it
will, and the mother thinks no more about
it.
The Dokos are invaluable as slaves, and
are taken in large numbers. The slave
hunters hold up bright cOlored clothes as
soon as they come to the moist, warm 6am-
boo woods where these human monkeys
i've, and the Door DokOs cannot resist Tue
attractions offered by such superior people.
They crowd around them and are taken in
thousands.
In slavery they are docile, attached, ODE
dent, with few wants and excellent health
They have only one fault a love for ants
mice, and serpents, and habit Of speaking
to Yer with their heads ON the ground anC
their heels in the air Yer is their ides
a OF a superior power, to whom they talk il
this comical manner, when they are dispir-
tied or angry, or fired of ants and snakes
aud longing for unknown food. TIL,
Dokos seem TO come nearest Of ali peopi
yet discovered to that terrible cousin O
humanlty-the ape.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BIZ THE Z. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
FROM WASHINGTON.

| WASHINGTON, March 2O.-Senate.-
| Hale offered resolution which lies over,
that the Senate adjourn on Saturday next at
l in the afternoon, sine die The Senate
then considered the resolutions of Mr.. Doug
las, calling for information relative to forts,
arsenals, navy yards, and other public prop
erty in the seeded States.
Mr. Bayard said he had at all times so to
guard his course that no words from his
lips should have a tendency to increase
and foster alienation and separation between
different portions of the confederacy. He
conceived reunion impracticable, and there
remained but one of two courses to pursue,
viz: war with view to subsection or the
acknowledg cement of their seperate nation
ality.
Mr.. Bayard indicated a proposition he in
tended to offer, authorizing the President
to conclude treaty with the Confederate
States, acknowledging their independence
as a separate nation; otherwise the other
alternative, civil war; would occur, which
should be avoided. He argued that the act
Of secession is a breach of contract, and as
such actual revolution but at the same
time it is a revolution inaugurated by the
people themselves, collectively, and you
cannot meet it except by war or peaceable
negotiation.
After executive session, the Senate ad-
journed.
WARRINGTON, March 2O-Thos. J. Dryer,
of Oregon, has been appointed Com mission
er to the Sandwich Islands Jas. 0. Put
nam, of New York, Consul to Havre and
Rufus King, editor of the Milwaukee Senti-
mel, consul to Rome.
WASHINGTON, March l9th-Orders have
been forwarded to Major Anderson to evac-
uate Fort Sumter.
WASHINGTON, March 2O.-The President
has sent the following nominations to the
Senate.
Bnrlingame, Minister to Austria; B. R.
Wood, Minister to Denmark H. S. Sanford,
Minister to Belgium; Freeman H. Morse
consul to London.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-21

New YORK, March 2Oth.-The Herald g
Washington dispatch says the administra-
ton has instructed the commanders of yes
sells off Pensacola not to make any move
until further advised.
An armistice of ten days is agreed upon
between the Southern Commissioners and
the Administration.
The Heralds Charleston dispatch says
Paymaster Huger visited Sumter under a
flag of truce this evening, and paid off fifty
government troops under Major Anderson,
and that the command will leave by the
steamer Columbia on Saturday
The Southern Confederacy will be recog-
nized by France and Spain. No re-construc-
ton, even upon the extinction of the Re-
publican party, will restore the South to the
Union.
Commander Ingraham and Capt. Hart
stein have left on secret service.
Some excitement was occasioned by the
appearance of a steamer from the North
about Sumter. The steamer Excel left to
recOnnOiter.
The Tribune says Carl Schurz has been
offered the choice of Portugal or any South
American Mission. 1t also says that since
Gen Beuregard took charge of Charleston,
Anderson has been deprived of communica-
ton with the city.
New YORK, March 2O.-New Grenada
advices OF the 9Th state that all the princi-
pal towns are in the possession of Mosquira,
aud the Panama delegation to the Congress
at Bogota are made prisoners.
The World says Carl Schurz accepts the
Portugal mission. Fogg of New Hamp-
shire is pressed for Patent Commissioner.
The case of the schooner Restless, confs-
Gated by the New York collector is before
the Cabinet.
Stocks dull and heavy and rather lower.
Money still in good supply and dull at 5(96
per cent. on call. Sterling exchange very
firm at l.O54@l.O7 for bank bills.
NEW YORK, March 2O.-The CONNER
Gals Washington dispatch says: Ex Gov.
Boutwell, declines the Treasury Comptrol-
lership.
Seward and the N. Y. Senators held a con-
sultation on the appointments to-day.
1t is understood that noAe prosecute
has been entered in Floyd's case,
Large quantities of cotton are arriving at
Alexandria via, Memphis, going North.
The Post says r. Fl, Dana is urged for
District Attorney of Mass.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 2O.-Flour unchang-
ed; super 5O@4 SIS. No change in grain
demand for wheat, corn, and oats fair
Whisky dull, but prices unchanged sales
1900 bbls at I34. Mess pork held at II 90
@I7 %. Bacon and bulk pork held 1c
higher; demand moderate; bacon may be
quoted at Il, %, and lO3, and bulk at 81,
d, and o.. Lard 9@1O for tierce and keg,
and the demand moderate. Linseed oil dull
at 62@64. Glover seed 1904 so, and
timothy 2 80@3 90. Groceries unchanged )
fair demand. Money market Unchanged
Price current published annual pork state
ment this morning, which shows decrease
in number 100000; increase in weight l43
per cent; Increase in lard, lbs per hog 1t
is regarded favorable by the trade
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-21

Ey@It is generally understood that all
the forts, arsenals, armssand munitions of
war recently acquired from the United
States, will be turned over, at once, to the
Confederate Government. This will enable
the President of the Confederate States to
arrange complete plans for the defense
There are over $4,000 stand of arms at
Mount Vernon; and large quantity of pow
der, ball, and shells, and at Fort Morgan
an immense quantity of munitions of war,
&C. These, together with the munitions
taken at Pensacola, in Louisiana, in Texas,
and other places, when turned over to the
Confederate Government-will,itis thought,
be amply sufficient for the complete equip
ment of the Provisional Army of the South.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

MARCH ZOthl I6bI.
450 bush wheat. Iglehart Bros; SOC bush wheat,
I. r. Mills & Co; keg liquor, Yautier & Maroon
e.lse perfumery, Sawyer & Bray; boxes, 4 bales
Keen d Preston; 10 casks hardware, c. S. Wells; 2
bx5 goods, Daily q Co, Paducah, KY; II boxes,
Mackey, Henning & Co; l car load slaves, A De-
frees; Is cOops fowls, 6 SKIS apples, SKIS meal W.
G. McOreary; bbls eggs, Lemcko Co.; 10 SKIS
coffee. Orr, DalzeIl It Co; 10 bxs, twin bxs, r.
Barnes; = bxs drugs, w. P. Morse; bale flour SKIS
c Rsitz & Bros; 81 doz brooms, 5. f. Gilbert d
Co; SKIS feed, NJ. McEntee; ia bush corn, 347
ha.us and shoulders, 100 joals Geo Foster Il Co.; l
bdi trees, A. G. Wright, NeN burgh, Ind l calf,
Paul HaGg; dulcimer, Gould & Lewton. Padgcah;
300 bushels corn, Crane Il Brown; II SKIS flour, 10
sks bran, X. Goering; 80 SKIS flour, Vickery Bros;
% SKIS Hour, a. Files; II SKIS -four Geo. Muentzor;
81 SKIS OATS, +. Sharpe; SIX feathers, Preston Bros
u bales hay, Brands & Crawford.
4. L. SHRADER, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-21
New OrIea,,s p1arket,

NEW ORLEANS, March Is, P. M.-Flour-
in moderate demand, and the market firm
at 25 for superfine.
Provisions-pork firm and in moderate
demand at Is 90. Lard dull at 93@l02c
for Dbl and key. Bacon dull and without
change in prices, Shoulders 74@78c. and
sides 1O4c.
Whisky-dull, and rectifed retailing at
2lc. In the large way, the price is nomi-
nal.
Comm fair demand, and the market
firm at 56c. for mixed.
Cofee-has declined to l24c. for prime,
with fair demand at the decline.
Sugar-in fair demand and the market
fair at 54@7c. for fully fair to choice.
Molasses- unchanged and firm at 27c. for
choice.