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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-04

NEW YORK, June 2.-The Herald says
w. F. Washington, son of the late Colonel
Washington, was captured in the Fairfax
affair. 1t is reported that the battery at
Matthias Point proves to be wood pile.
Lieut.. Tompkins' official account of the
Fairfax matter does not differ materially
from the first report. He says three of his
men are missing, three slightly wounded,
and six horses lost. lie thinks the killed
and wounded rebels were thirty-fve. He
brought away FIVE prisoners.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says
Emerson Etheridge has arrived from Ten
nessee. He says East Tennessee will show
large majority for the Union. Civil war
is unavoidable if the rest of the State Sc
cedes. Soldiers are distributed through the
State to overawe voters. The disunionists
are we'll armed.
The steamer Northern Light arrived at
New York from Aspinwall, with $4,000
in specie.
NJ. D. Field has gone to Cairo authorized
to construct five floating batteries of capaci-
ty for 500 men, intended to act separately
on Memphis and points below.
1t is reported that Col. Sherman, of O.,
will be appointed Quarter Master General.
Five more regiments have been rendered
from Western Pennsylvania.
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ing for the appointment of Postms ster. The
matter had been already attended, to. Re
port concurred in.
ABATEMENT OF LIQUOR ESTABLISHMENTS
Mr.. Thomas bill authorizing command
ing officers of military companies 10 abate
liquor establishments, was reported by Mr..
Bingham, and referred to the Committee on
Temperance.
TEMPORARY LOANS.
Senate bill authorizing the Governor 10
make temporary loans for military purposes
was taken up and passed.
Also, Senate drainage bill.
The House eoncurred in Senate amend
ments to the real estate redemption bill.
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To s0hom 1t may concern -
The gentleman that visits our establish
nent on Saturday nights between the hours
f II o'clock and o'clock on Monday
noruing, and who is so kind as to help
imself to all of my cigars, bottles Of good
old Bourbon" Cognac Brandy, and No.
bottles of Wine, had better give me a no.
ice of his intended visits, and 1 do pro-
tide him, will give him q good "supply I"
IF the above articles. Ny establishment is
generally and always closed on Sundays,
and being church member do not like a
nan to break the Sabbath by supplying
himself within the above named hours. l
therefore notify this gentleman to give me
1otice before l close up my establishment
IN Saturday night, and then he can be we'll
supplied. GEORGE QUAs,
Proprietor of the Phoenix Bowling Saloon
No. Y, Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-04

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The official ac-
count of the Aqua Creek affair agrees with
the other accounts. The enemies batteries
in range were sileuced. Only one seces-
sionist injured. The list regiment did not
go to Aqua Greek, as reported.
The accounts received from England state
that Adams was presented by Lord Pal
merston. ImportantState dispatches reach
ed him on the 18th. The attitude of the
British Government is not decisively ascer-
tanned. There is nothing new from other
Governments.
Among the ridiculous rumors was one that
Col. Wilcox had joined the rebels and that
twenty Michiganders had been captured by
the rebels. Another Zouave was shot last
night. A battalion of regular cavalry and
a battery of artillery have proceeded to-
wards Fairfax Court House.
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PERsoNAL.-Lieut Quinlin arrived on
Saturday from Camp Clay. He thinks the
len who, in COED faith, enlisted and went
Indianapolis, were badly treated, but for
0 fault of his. At Camp Clay the COM
any was disbanded, and most of the men
ent into the other companies to fill out
neir complement. Lieut.. Quinlin has the
ocuments to prove that be did his duty
onestIy and faithfully. He has made ar
lngements for the organization of another
ompany to enlist for term of three years.
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NEW COMPANY OF VoLUETEERs.-Lieut
NJ. Connect, of the Vanderburgh Grays,
)mmenced organizing a company for
lited States service for the term of three
ears yesterday. We are informed that
considerable number of the Grays will
Mist in the new company. and we have no
oubt the company will be speedily made
p. Lieut.. Connect is we'll posted in mill
ary matters, and gentleman, and will
lake an efficient officer. The armory in
lie Crescent City Hall is where the muster
oll may be found to day. Mr.. Connect has
eceived an assurance that the new company
ill be promptly received.
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FORTRESS MONROE, June 2, via BALTI-
MORE, June By order of the War De-
partment, the naval brigade was not accept
ed, but returns to New York o-night. Their
arms and ammunition will be retained by
order of Gen. Butler, who is placed in the
most embarrassing condition of the brigade.
Col. Bartlett, in a midnight expedition to
the Rip Raps, fell from the parapet, break
ing his ankle and receiving internal in
juries. He is delirious to-day. An emuete
is expected when the news is announced.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY =HE f.. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
Noon Dispatches.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Hon. S. A. Douglas
died at ten minutes past nine O'Clock this
morning. Those in attendance at the time
were Mrs. Douglas, DR.. Miller, Mrs. J.
Madison Cults, jr., of Washington, D. P.
Rhodes of Cleveland, DR.. Wicker, Spencer
G. Benham and DR.. Hay of Chicago. His
remains will be taken to Washington on
Wednesday.
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Bg7A large variety of beautiful Union
Ties, together with fine assortment of re-
cherche shirts and other furnishing goods,
have been received, by express, at Lyons's,
who is selling fine clothing at very low fig
ures.
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E2- Ladies, the Auction is still going on
at H. NELSON & Co.'s again to-day at 9
o'clock in the morning and o'clock in the
afternoon. The like was never known how
cheap goods of good quality are selling.
There is still large lot,'which will be sold,
etch what they will
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Sunday Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The following
facts were obtained of the contest at Aquis
Creek:
The engagement commenced Friday and
lasted two hours, and on Saturday it wa:
again commenced and lasted four hours.
The lower beach battery, damaged on
Friday, was repaired.
The force of rebels is supposed to be
1000
On Saturday the Freedom approached
within two miles and commenced the fire.
The Pawnee took a nearer position. For
the first hour the firing was brisk from the
shore batteries.
During the engagement the Pawnee fred
one hundred and sixty shells.
An observer saw, through a telescope
numbers of bodies carried away in wagons.
The officers say the rebels had rifled can
non.
Both vessels were damaged, but slightly.
One shot went through the Freedoms cabin.
The Pawnee received eight shots.
The Anacosta returned here this morn
ing. .--..-
The Pawnee and Freedom hauled off, be-
ing unprepared for long engagement.
The Railroad Depot and buildings ashore
were destroyed.
The rebels it is believed, had eight guns.
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indiana LegfsIature

SUMMARY, May 3lst.--SENATE.-In the
Senate the entire forenoon was occupied
with matters of general Legislation relat-
ing to county officers; redemption of lands
sold on execution; the disbursement of the
trust funds, &c.
n the afternoon reports were received ::
laying on the table petition from the Bar
OF Carroll county authorizing the Treasur-
err of State to loan money as an advance on
their wages to the officers and the volun-
teers; recommending the passage of the
House bill for the removal of convicts from
the Southern Penitentiary. A bill was in
troduced authorizing the Governor to Dor
row money for certain purposes.
EVENING SEsSION.-Reports were made {:
Recommending the passage of House bill
No. "a; recommending the passage of House
bill No. 81, increasing the salary of the At
tOrney General. Tabled.
HoUsE.-A concurrent resolution was in
troduced to donate the per diem of members
during the recess, to a fund for the benefit
of sick soldiers. Referred to the Military
Committee
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ST. JOINS, N. F., June 3.-The Prince
Albert from Galway on the 21st ult., arriv-
ed here this evening with two days later adj
vices Political news unimportaut. Bread
stufs generally steady. Corn dull. Pro-
visions dull. .Consuls 9l4@918 for money.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-04

E2%The old favorite J. Fl. Done will be
our landing during the day receiving
reight for Louisville, Cincinnati and Pitts
nrgh. That veteran boatmau, Capt. Lew.
Davis, is in command.
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LOCAL NOTICE rs.

Drop LETTERs-It should be remembered
that the Post Office regulations now require
that all drop letters shall be prepaid, at one
cent each, to secure their delivery.
junel-3td
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

June 3, 1861
II bales furs, l box furs and skins, W. Hubbell;
} bxs fruit Bement Viele bx mdse, ] Lesher,
bxs, case tea, Orr, Dalzell Co; / bx hats,
bx umbrellas, R. Ba mes; bxs drugs, T. J. Bull;
bxs fruit, Carisola & Cassenelli; l bag coffee,
powder, Hornbrook q Co.; 3 bxS cheese, bbls
cans, H A. Cook so bxs soap. 50 bxs candles, Be-
ent & Viele; mdse. Miller & Riehaus;
Junk, stand. bedstead, lounge, bdI bedding,
Frailey
A E. sHRADER, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-04

HAGERsTowN, June 1.-The secessionists
this morning attempted to take the ferry
boat opposite WilIiamsport, probably to
cross over to Maryland on foraging expedi-
tons. The unionists ordered the secession
lists to desist. They, not complying, were
fired on. A brisk fire was kept up on both
sides for an hour, in which several rebels
were wounded and unionists uuhurt. The
rebels retreated.
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Fort MONROE, June NO military
movement has taken place yet. Heavy
cannon are being transported to Rip Raps
1t is said there are 1000 rebels at York
town, but there are none between there and
Fort Monroe.
A stand will evidently be taken at ork-
town.
Several slaves from different counties
have been set to work on the entrench-
ments Magruder commands.
A gentleman from between Newport
News and Yorktown, who has arrived here
for protection, says numerous families had
fed, leaving their slaves, unfit for work, be-
hind.
Three hundred free negroes were forced
across the James river to work on the
rebel entertainments.
A distinguished rebel confessed the
Unionists were right and the Secessionists
deluded.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-04

CHAMBERsBURG, June IA slight Skin
mish took place to-day between company
of home guards and the Virginians. Three
Virgiuians were wounded
terrible fracas occurred in the negro
quarter, in which Frank Jones, a negro
barber, and two soldiers were shot. They
fed but were instantly killed.
Gen. Patterson, with additional regi-
ments, are expected on Monday.
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ALEXANDRIA, June Strong breast
works here will soon be finished.
Reports have magni6ed unimportant Skin
mishes into battles.
There is but one telegraph instrument
here, which is mostly employed by the Gov
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-04

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Word has been
received that the two missing dragons in
the Fairfax affair have been rescued and
brought back by their company, who heard
they would be hung, (which caused the whole
company to rescue them. An incendiary
fire at Alexandria was extinguished by the
soldiers.
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BALTIMORE, June IA detachment of
soldiers visited the Police Marshal to in
quire about arms delivered by him to
gentleman of this State. The interview
was satisfactory, and the soldiers returned
camp.
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ANOkkRCr0R,s SIZE OF RR.aA rs

"a - ~ Y . "a . - n n U p e 1Ssz IL
u TATE for the payment of the costs and ex-
penses of Street improvements. Notice is hereby
gwen that BY virtue of precept issued by the
MaSor OF the City Of Evansville, and TO me direct
cd Will sell at public auction, at the door of the
Court House in said City Saturday, the 18th day
OF June, 1861, at O'Clock p. M, the following lots
or parcels OF real estate, much thereof as 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
II. W. Heberd, south west three fourths Of
lot 2, in block 81, Eastern Enlargement..SI962 81
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CHAMBERsBURGH, June at is certain
that portion of the force here will soon
occupy Frederick.
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SDeciaI Notices.

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his thanks, for having recommended the Bitters to
his wife, and requested me to have the insert
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Grand Rapids, Mich.
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No. FOG.
Horatio L, Wheeler, President
Of the Canal Bank, for the use
of said Bank, ...,
@A''~0nHAent'
Corydon Garrett and Elisha 8
Babcock.
1t appearing by affidavit, on file in the Office of
the Clerk of the Court aforesaid that the claim in
the above emit tied action is for the amount bill
Of exchange, drawn by the defendant, and that the
defendant, CorYdon Garrett, is a nonresident of
the State of Indiana notice of the tendency of this
action Is therefore given to said Corydon Garrett,
and that the same will stand for trial the next
term of the Court aforesaid to be begun and held
at the Court House in the city Evansville in the
County and State aforesaid, the first Monday in
September, A. D. 1861.
Witness, the Clerk of said Court this Sd day of
June, 1851. LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk
Court Common Pleas Vanderburgh Co.
Wheeler Il Tglsheart. Pitts Att'vs iune4 -3vgu
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BALTIMORE, June 2.-The rebels seized
the western mails, coming east this morn
ing, at Harpers Ferry.
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