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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-30

LOAN OF THE CONFEDERATE STATEs.-It
seems by an advertisement of the Secretary
ofthe Treasury of the Southern Confedera-
cy, that no portion OF the loan of SIS, 000,-
600, authorized by the Montgomery Con-
gress, has yet been taken. That officer
gives notice that one-third of the amount
will be offered to the public on the 18th OF
the ensuing mouth, to be issued in sums
ranging from $50 to 81, 600. The Seereta-
~ says that, in order to enable all portions
of the people throughout the Confederate
States "to exhibit their common interest In
raising funds for the common defence, books
Of subscription will be opened at the cities
and principal interior towns" and, "to- eua-
BILE all persons conveniently to subscribe,
current bank notes of the place will be re-
ceived at their market value in coin.' He
also states that the debt is secured by a
duty of one-eighth of cent per pound, or
about 81 cents per bale, on cotton export
ed."-Nat. I1teHigencer
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ARREST FOR FORGERY.-On last Friday
evening man by the name of David Olin-
ger requested a young man at the Postoffice
to draw an order on the firm of Williams &
Chapman, of our town, for $35, and when
this was done, he signed the name of tRobt.
Rowley' 20 the same, and presented it at
the counter Of Messrs. W. 81 G. for payment.
But the signature being very clumsily exc
cuted, the order was not honored and be
left the store. Suspicion having become
excited, Sheriff Spalding was authorized to
arrest Olinger, which he effected, and hav-
ing had a trial before Judge Wheeler, he
was consigned to the calaboose, where he
staii Friday night, and was next day con-
veyed to the county Jail at Morganfeld.-
Olinger halls from Illinois, and became
quite indignant at the idea of being put in
jail UlHontot0n (Ky.) Neos.
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FOR CoUNCILMEN.


JACOB SIxzIcH is candidate for Councilman in
the Third Ward.
HENRY RoELKER is q candidate for reelection to
the Office of Councilman from the Eighth Ward,
at the ensuing City election.
Ed. Q. SIXTH is q candidate for Councilman in
the Fourth Ward.
Jxo. A. HANEY is a candidate for Councilman in
the Eighth Ward.
WIN HuSSELL is a candidate for Councilman in
the First Ward.
Please announce my name as candidate for Coun-
Gilman OF the Third Ward. ROsERT FERGUs.
EDWARD II. DEGARMo is a candidate for Council
man in the Second Ward at the ensuing April
election.s
JOHN 7. GLOVER is a candidate for Council
man in the Ninth Ward.
JOHN J. CHANDLER, Esq, having consented TO
serve another year, will be supported for Council
man of the Second Ward by MANY YoTERs.
MICHAEL MUENTzER is a candidate for Council
man in the Ninth Wards
WILLIAM KLUsMAS is candidate for Council
man in the Seventh Ward.
Il. L. DANNATTELL is a candida to for Councilman
in the Seventh Ward at the ensuing April cleo
tion. ~
Mn. JONI HEDDERIcH is a candidate for Council
man in the Fifth Ward.
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A WANT OF CoSF1DEycE.-The Phil;

delphia Press of this morning says;
We understand that a considerable
amount of gold, of foreign coinage, has re
Gently been forwarded by bank in New
Orleans to a Philadelphia bank, for the pur-
pose of having it converted into american
coin at the United States mint in this city
the reason assigned for transmitting it
here, instead of having it coined at the New
Orleans mint, being want of confidence in
the latter institution since it has fallen in
to the hands of the Seeessionists. This in
cident is quite a suggestive one and shows
how much distrust OF the disunionists is felt
in the financial circles Of the South.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-30

SHOOTING AFFRAY AT SPRrNGFIELD.-We
learn, from the Nashville Banner, that on
Saturday evening last, two young men, G.
w. Walton and Eugene Lowe, son OF
Wash. Lowe, Esq, of Springfield, Tenn,
quarreled in a grocery at that place. about
a game of cards, and from high words came
to blows. In the course of the melee, young
Lowe was shot in the abdomen with ball
from pistol in the hands of Walton, in
hicting a severe, and it is believed, fatal
wound. Walton was arrested and tried be-
fore three magistrates of the county, and,
after a bearing of the testimony, was dis
charged.
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Township, at the ensuing April election.
MANY VOTERS.
ME-. EDIroE &C. Q. CRAEE is candidate for
Constable of Pigeon Township at the ensuing April
elections
JAMES b. EVANS is a candidate for Constable
of Pigeon township, at the ensuing April election
Ed. JOURNAL :-Plesse announce the name Of
GEO. W. HILL a candidate for Constable Of
Pigeon township, at the ensuing April election,
and oblise 1000 FRIENDs.@
CHESTER o. DAVIS is Candidate for Constable OF
Pigeon Township, at the ensuing April election"
FLEMING DURHAM is a candidate for Constable of
Pigeon township at the ensuing April siecton.'
J. HENRY scEIsLER will be Il candidate for Con-
stable of Pigeon Township, at the ensuing April
election.
JOHN CLIFFoRp is candidate for re-eleetion 20
the office Of Constable of Pigeon township, at the
ensuing April elections
CHAs. W. LoSG is a candidate for reelection to
the ofhcs of Constable of Pigeon Township, at the
ensuing April election.
CHARLES Fox Sullivan Is a candidate for Con-
stable Of Pigeon township at the ensuing April
election.
JOIN WELSH is a candidate for the office of Con-
stable of Pigeon TIC wnship at the ensuing April
Election.
URIAH Shook will for Constable of Pigeon
Township at the ensuing April Election.
PHILIP STAsBReoK is candidate for Constable Of
Pigeon Township at the ensuing April Election.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

MARCH u bbI.
90 bbs whisky, so bbls pork, so bbls -four, 326
hush corn Crane & Brown; 300 bush coru, Read d
Burrows; 239 bush corn, W. II Boicourt; Dbl
la ms s. E. Gilbert; p cases, Roser Bros; boxes,
Schmitt 4 Stark; cases, pkge, L. hessier; DIX
Or Peter Vieriing; 1 bx, l Dbl sweet potatoes,
Slaughter & Dunkerson; 20 bxs, kgs, Fendrich
Bros 3 bbls eggs, Bement q Tielei B bbls eggs,
IL bbls seed, Wheeler Riggs; bbls eggs, Geo
Fyster L Co; 1 Dbl eggs, ok butter, II. Bags-
man; nor e, H. o. Babcock; bxE, Read Bur-
rows NeWburgh; boxes, Mackey, Henning Co..
I bdl bales 10 bxs, J. II. Maghee q Co.. case
goods J. II. W. w. Morgan; Is bxs, 1 Dbl,
Schroeder & Kehr; 2 hxs, Vautier & Marconnier;
bx D bdls, Thos Kerth; IS SKIS potatoes, James
Erskfue; bbIs eggs, s. Lsmcke & Co.
a. L. SHRADER Agent
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cloudy and mild. Thermom eter 650.
...." Business yesterday was not unusual
" brisk. There was not a great amount of
freight on the landing for shipme Mt and but
little arriving.
1.-The swift Eugene, Capt. Sayres,- will
be at the levee this afternoon, on her way
TO Henderson She will return from chat
city in the evening, and then leave for LOU
isvilIe The Eugene is one of the incest
boats on the river, and with Will Duvalt in
the office, can't avoid being popular.
-.... Capt. McDonalds little packet, the
Lue Eaves, will leave tor Green River to-day
at her usual time. She goes up az far as
South Carrolton. For freight or passage
apply on board
'''.. The Union, having been detained on
account of making trip to Newburg, yes
terday, to deliver lot of wheat, did not
get away for the Wabash. She will leave
this evening. Merchants having orders to
fill VIII have the freight delivered promptly
and carefully by sending it down to the I'm
ion. -Alf Edwards, the old and popular
clerk, is in command of the Union.
1.-The Union arrived yesterday with a
good load, most of which was transferred to
the Great Western. ALI. Edwards drives a
lively business with his boat.
1.-The tearing Charley Bowen, with
Capt Bentley in command. and Mr.. Lowth,
the presiding genius in the Office, will de-
part for Cairo and intermediate ports. Pas
sengers will find her nice boat, and her
officers clever withal.
$500 The Cincinnati Commercial says -
THE report from New Orleans is very dis
couraging. The expense, trouble and de-
lay, which the new tariff laws make nee
essary, is giving great dissatisfaction to the
merchants. The custom-house charge on a
barrel Of eggs is SI.60, and on a barrel Of
whisky 81
Now when it comes to paying dIty on
eggs, and duty on whisky, we conclude
egg-nog must eventually become an expen-
sive luxury in the Crescent City.
1.-The Petersburg Reporter says three
or four steamboats, made their way up
White river last Week-The largest one
landed about mile from town and put of
some freight for different persons in thai
place, and took good loads back. We pre-
sumo these boats were the D. NJ. White and
W. Y. Gillum.
.....The Terre Haute Express of yester-
day says:
The river at this point continued to rise
yesterday, and is now over the banks, being
higher, it is said, than at any period since
the great flood of 1858.
The steamer D. B. Campbell was at ou
landing yesterday. She is the only boa
now in this trade. She brought fall car
20 of bulk pork from Covington, to b.
shipped East by rail.
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A YOU'VE LADY KIDNAPPED.-Mrs Ruth
S. Morgan, of New Harmony, Ind, gives
notice through the Uniontown (Ky.) News
that one John Hugo of New Harmony, In
diana has enticed her daughter away from
her, and that he has had her secreted for
the past three months. She thus describes
her: She has light hair, light complexion,
grayish blush eyes, Roman nose scar of a
cut across the forehead, is about FIVE feet two
inches high, eighteen years of age, well pro-
portioned, and is considered handsome
Hugo is a spiritualist, carpenter, and has
a wife and several children in New Harmo-
ny.-LoL Jour.
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D1srREssING HolncIDE-Mr.

DISTRESSING HollcIDE.-Mr. George
Hikes was shot and killed st the Seven Mile
House, on the Bardstown road, Wednesday
night, by Wesley Owens, the keeper Of the
house An alteration occurred between
Hikes and Owens, when the latter drew his
pistol and fred upon Hikes with deadly
effect Owens is the same man who killed
John Cation aud Bill Alligator, three years
ago at the same place. The deceased was
about 27 years of age, and leaves wife and
child and large relationship in this vicin-
ity. DIR. Buchanan held an inquest over
the body yesterday morning, the jury re-
turning verdict of justifable homicide.
Lou. Journal
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E&~The following items we find in the
Louisville Courier of Thursday

Louisville Courier of Thursday
The river was slowly rising yesterday
with six feet nine inches water in the canal
by the mark at dark. During the previous
twenty-four hours the river had risen FIVE
inches at the head of the falls, and some ff-
teen inches at Portland. This rise has been
very sudden, and no doubt caused altogeth-
er by the tremendous rains in this locality
the day previous. The rain poured down
in torrents, and if it had extended to Pitts
burg we may look out for a freshet.
ERROR CoRRECTED.-In the Memphis
Avalanche of late date, we find the fol-
lowing card or letter, which, in justice to
the shippers of Evansville, we take this
method to correct, assuring the gentleman
that he has been misinformed. In the first
place the Gotten did not have her flags fly
ing while at Evansville, and in the next
place, she received large amount of -four,
pork, and other freight at that port.
CAIRO, Friday morning. March %.
DEAR AVALANCHE Il am thus far en-
route for Kentucky, and, being detained by
waiting for boat, will drop you line or
two. l have just learned that new South
ern boat, the J. A. Gotten, landed at Evans
vile yesterday, with colors of the Confeder-
ate States flying and was refused any freight
aud ordered to leave. So much for South
ern Indiana Now, to get even, let me sug-
gest that show boat left here yesterday,
the Floating Temple, whose proprietor has
been arrested three times above this place,
for attempts at stealing negroes; he even
took one eight miles, but, being pursued,
landed him. Post the scoundrel, and tell
the minute men to move him if he attempts
to land. Your FRIEND.
We add our testimony to the statement
of the Courier. There was no secession
flag displayed by the Gotten while in this
port. Why she should make such parade
over it at all other places and conceal it
while here, we leave others to conjecture.
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FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

NATHAN WILLARD is q candidate for the Office Of
Justice of the Peace of Pigeon Township.
MEssRs EDITORS Please announce the name Of
JOHN F. CRISP as 8 candidate for Justice of the
Peace Of Pigeon township"
JAMES T. wALKER is a candidate for reelection
to the office of Justice of the Peace of Pigeon Town
ship at the ensuing April Election.
z. M. P CARTER, ESQ, is candidate for Justice
of the Peace of Pigeon Township, at the ensuing
April election. C)
JACOB HEENEL viii be a candidate for Justice OF
the Peace of Pigeon Township at the April election
We arc requested to announce the name of ".
A. SIAGHr as a candidate for Justice of the Peace
of Pigeon Township.
SIS BRACKET MILLS viii be candidate for
Justice of the Peace Of Pigeon Township at the
ensuing April election
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EbEerRIoAb CAsuALTIEs.-=A thunderbolt
struck the residenceof Mr.. George W. Dur
ham, on Ohio street, on Tuesday afternoon
during the storm, but aside from shocking
the inmates, knocking few bricks from
the chimney, aud hole through the roof,
no damage was done.
We learn that during the same storm a
child of Andy Wallace, drayman, was struck
by lightning and seriously injured.-Indi-
ags0pohs Journal, goth.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY 7HE =. ". LIRE.
Exclusively for the Journal.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 29.-During the exec
utive session Of the Senate, about 400 nom
nations were confirmed, nearly so of which
were sent in by the President yesterday
The Post Office departments under the pro-
visions of the recently enacted law has re-
stored the mail service between Georgetown
and Lexington, Mo. The service is to be
six times week.
Gen. VIM. Hickny, was elected assistant
secretary Of the Senate. Asbury Dickens
retains his position.
The government has sent to Florida for
witnesses in the Armstrong court martial
At Cabinet meeting this morning the
threatening events at the South occupies
their attention.
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APRIL ELECTION.
FOR ASSESSOR.

FOR ASSESSOR.
THos MCAVOT will be candidate for City Asses
sor at the ensuing April election.
JoHE sHUBERr is q candidate for the office Of City
Assessor at the ensuing April elections
MEssRs. EDTToRs Please announce the names Of
VIM. DEAN and MARCUS SHERWOOD for Assistant
Assessors, at the ensuing April election.
BY request of Many Citizens.
MR. EDIToR adrian YOUNG is a candidate for
City Assessor at the April e 'ectien.
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NOTICE
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS !

EyvRE COU.VTK' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ OF the County OF Yanderburgh solicit bids for
building a Wooden Bridge over the Canal at the
crossing of Ninth Street, near Ldttes Mil. Plans
and Specifications of said work may be examined
q the Auditors Office up to Tuesday, April 10th,
next, ensuing. The Commissioners viii also, at
the time, if suitable bids received let the
job of building Bridge over Big Blue Grass Creek
in Scott Township, on the road leading 10 Millers
burgh. Also, the job of building Bridge over
Saunders Creek, the road leading to Nit. Yer
Persons bidding for the last named joba ryill
produce to the Board the plans and specifications
the right TO amend the plans submitted. and also
the right to reject all bids presented to them if
deemed unreasonable. The County Board will
hold a special session the third Tuesday IN April
next Q6th), for the purpose of acting upon said
proposed contracts. By order of the Board.
March 2bth, 1861. VIM. H WALKER,
mar2T 3wd&w County Auditor.
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ST. LOUIS, March 25.-The committee on
Federal Relations, in the House yesterday,
reported the following joint resolution which
passed, 81 against AZ;
ResoLved, That it is inexpedient for the Gen
eral Assembly to take any steps for calling
Il National Convention to propose amend
ments to the Constitution, as recommended
by the State Convention
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FOR sTREET COMMISSIONERS.

ROBERT GREEN is a candidate for the office of
Street Commissioner at the ensuing April election,
1 q
MEssRs. EDIToRs Please announce my name as
a candidate for the office of Street Commissioner,
at the next election. ~ GEORGE WEIDIG.
MICHAEL HAHN is d candidate for Street Com
missioner at the election in April next"
re- JOHN MAJOR is a candidate for Street
Commissioner at the ensuing ele sion-
JOHN SMITH is a candidate for reelection to the
Office of Street Commissioner at the April cleo ton
DExNIs .KENNEY is candidate for Street Com
missiovsr at the ensuing April election.
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NEw YORK, 27-A Paris letter in the Times
states that the French and English Govern
ments are fitting out powerful feet of
war steamers for the United States. The
suggestion came from England. France
will furnish three first class frigates and the
English contingent will perhaps be larger.
The fleet will sail with sealed orders.
Spain is also preparing to send formida-
bic force to the Gulf of Mexico, though not
working in concert with France and Eng
land.
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RICHMOND, March 29.-Rumors of the
transfer of guns from Bellona arsenal near
Richmond, to Fort Monroe, were the basis
of resolutions in the House to-day, protest
ing against the movement of arms or an in
crease of armament by the government
within the limits of the state Substitutes
to the resolution were offered, and long
debate -ensued, but no action was arrived at.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 28.-Stockholders
of the Southern Pacific Railway are respond
ing literally to the call of the President for
an advance of 81 on each share Many are
paying the whole amount at once
Counterfeit SIS and los on the Bank OF
Mobile are being circulated
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FORT KEARNEY, March 28.-The Pony Ex-
press from San Francisco on the 18th, passed
tonight. Very little news ofimportance. No
U. S. Senator has yet been elected.
McDougals chances were improving.
The Assembly had passed charter bills
for street railroads in San Francisco.
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For CITY CLERK.

EDS. JoUENAL:-PIease announces, the name Of
WI. K. McGREw as a candidate for the office of
City Clerk, at the April election.
PATRICK BURKE is a candidate for reelection t o
the Office of City Clerk, at the ensuing April
election.
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FOR COLLECTOR.

CHRISTIAN HEDDERIcH is a candidate Tor re-
election to the Office of City Collector.
MEssRs. EDITORS Please announce the name
of j. ii. CALDWELL as a candidate for the Office of
City Collector MANY CITIZENS
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FOR MARSHAL

f. S. MARTIN is a candidate for recollection to the
office of City Marshal, at the next April election
By request of several voters, please announce MIR
Theodore Mingst as a candidate for City NJ arshal,
for the April election.
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New YORK, March ga special dis
patch from Washington says Elisha Whit
tlesey accepts the First ComptroIership
No truth in the statement that troops have
been ordered to land at Pickens.
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PENSACOLA, March 25.--The brooklyn
has left. She is supposed to have gone to
Key West for provisions. Troops continue
to arrive, and the force will soon reach
1000.
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sarThe Grand View News says that [

5. Glkey, Esq, has received his appoint
.nent as Postmaster at Roekport, and will,
it thinks, next week enter upon the du ties
of his office, in the discharge of which we
have no doubt he viii give general satisfac-
ton to the public.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

] will stake my reputation as man, my stand
ing as merchant Of thirty years. residence in New
York, that what pledge and testify to with my
seal, my LABEL and my certificate. is correct, and
can be relied upon by every purchaser
Physicians who use Wines and Liquors IN their
practice, should give their preference to these
articles.
For sale By all respectable Druggists and Apoth-
ecaries. emf =
UDOLPHO WOLFE;
Sole Manufacturer and Importer OF Sehiedam
Aromatic SchDapps.
n o. 20 Beaver street, n eSF OF&Ks
The trade supplied by
KELLER s. WHITE, Druggists,
marl4-3md&w Evansville, Ind.
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PHILADELPHIA Mar. 29.-Flour sales :, 1000
barrels super at 5.65. Wheat firm, sales
7, 900 BUSH red at l.28@l.3O; white 1.38
@l.405. Corn firm sales 5000 bush at
$4,000. Whisky steady at 174@l8
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INDIANA PUBLIC.

The public have been often imposed on by
priucipled men who have advertised worthless
nostrums as valuable Medical Remedies for disease,
that it is now extremely difficult to introduce an
article of real merit.
In calling your attention to
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MORE CoNCILIATIoN.--A ship-load of sup
plies for the United States fleet in the Gulf
has been seized at Mobile. This is another
stroke Of Cancellation, tending to a restora-
ton of the Union. At the rate things are
going on, we shall soon have the Confeder-
ates conciliated, and fraternal feeling re-
stored. The more seizures of Government
property, the more Cancellation. Let more
ship-loads Of provisions be sent into Con-
federate ports at once, TO be seized, as olive
branches. Let there be no resistance or
retaliation. 1t would spoil the effect, fire
the Southern heart and make reconstruc-
ton impossible.
In. the stress Of argument with the Dev
of Algiers, President John Adams stoutly
asserted that this was not Christian ma
ton. We have amended that. Nobody
can doubt our Christian practice now Do
we not, when the Confederates smite US on
one check, turn the other; and when they
seize our forts, do We not give them others,
and send them a ship-load of provisions al
so Certainly, we have now established a
Christian character as a nation; and if we
only let them seize what property the Gov
eminent has, and then the Government it.
self, they will come rushing to our bosoms
gushing with fraternal feeling, and begging
to be received into the Union Cincinnati
Press.
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NEW YORK; March 29.-Stocks dull and
lower, but closed frmer since the board
Money, and exchange; no new features to
report