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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-26
who woCld be fec,
frh.,,.olvez s,r,kc the blow;


and then they would fight for you, ami with
rou-for the works and for the bones Of Wash
ington-for your rights and your hear'nstohes
and for the graves of your noble slres'
Believe it, believe it before il be too late, tna'
Virginia, so glorious in the past, Is doohsd py
the fanatics and traitors to the evils 0! desra
tlation and dishonor, worse thousand lines
than extinction by war, pestirnce ana lam,
ine." The Black Republicans will be wrought
up 10 such pitch Of dcsnoniacal enthusiasm
during Lincoln's progress to the capitaI, ''ia'
no doubt hundred thousand men could pc m
duced to take up arms to invade you II ressSs-
oncs were manifested. Butifyou were not TO suo
init. an equal number Of Northern men "ouio
unite with you on the border, and sweep inc
diubolical fanatics out ol existence.
virginia is renowned for the tcnacity Win
which she adheres to principle; !; now al! her
cherished principles are at stake. VIII she SUB
ordinate the Constitution to the Chicago plat
farm? That is the whole question. VIII f'r
yiuia whose Patrick Henry seized Inc bTitlSt
mapaync. whose Jefferson wrote the pec'ara
ton Of Independence; whose Madison "'o'e
rho Constitution, and wl!rse WaSh'nr'"''
AMONG The millions Of his race, shines "n'al"i,,
like the brightest star in the trmaTneht VIII
Virginia now, in moment OF glooln anu pe' II, ~
surrender her principles nnd her honor al
her cherished memories Of the past, ana all hef
homes of tho future. at the SHRINE OF mop OF
outlaws, who proclaim most arrogantiS. the
voice of the majority TO be not only lhe 'oice
OF God but a higher law than tue Cohft''nt'o:' ~
itself; who ignore all antccedents OF 'he ooh'
ledrracy, and contemn ali rights oi The States
lis component members?
tell YOU what know. The submission 0,
tho Border States will he immediately t"iio~to
bv an interminabIc band OF vagaocnd rnanc,
nation lecturers, and great nGlIonal uept VII;
he created to buy your slaves. Audit you VIII
no, sell them they will lie taken away 'ron
vo vou Thus the hurnani,arianS---,hc pioneers
of the Republican army-will find employment,
ul,ntinp the seeds Of ''ireedon," while the JONI
Browns will be engaged in their peculiar "o'S
in the Cotton States wit. 49,,
am Of Maryland, my wife oi Virginia. 9u' !
children all Southern, and We have agreed
o,,r nat;ve STATES bow to tho Black kcPuol'cssr
uo uoLs s and submit to their manacles, TO 80 ia'
sOuth-into the FREE Sta,es--and beg, ior chSr
;,r little earth; where the heel OF the North
orn ' onpressor q will never desec:a!e our graves
have written this to you, because i'F'
,u', I" ,h,t vou were not SubniSsionisL
A''''N Yours, respectfully
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NTOTICE.-yoEn'eer o!Iee:s of the state h'c 70.
~ tpecu!iy Informed that, bstiec the norm ,ite'
hy law there rusr be order from The A1jutah Urls'H
authorize the superintendent. CT tie STATE Anoty "
sue arms, &c. =. u.'"S-n
Dec 1S-I u ~. sp!'' 81 I-s.1'
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:, = J.RECKINETfIt;a: e, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
fs,.,c,. !u me Courts OF Eoteteurt and adjoining
:sg:. o.
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Altbnlon0 Enquirer.

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BY TYLER, WISE IL ALLEGRE.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY os,
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The Virginia aConvnntiun--Wherc will
virginia GO!
The following letter, received by meEnber
of the Suite Convention, has been handed to US
for publication
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on Grace b-t~eeu 4h and .sh isree. to-day, StcaT a.
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R.lyrou, Feb 81 Tho Assembly will adjourn Cd Ho
i.J .Y.n!ss q; s.x O'clock.
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IoTIIL DELPI{1A,
II ..aG 70 lr collection OF claims and all other ers.
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.,-..y r,..>i.iE e. NJ. B4RSspALI,
La:-gi Charlotte. Of Richmond.
CH E,.SSpALG, late OF ParElriue.
:,iRESf,ALE Il BROTHERS,
.i,4N:Ss:uN MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
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u Jan. Sets
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). NAt;iLL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
,;:lcg si:n iuhe5; Tyler ESQ.,, No III, Seath SIKH
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Fairfax (va) County Court has appropriated
81, 200, 70 arm l%o volunteer companies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16

CHANGE OF QUARTERs.-About o'clock
Yesterday morning, Col. Wallace's regiment
made its appearance in our streets followed
by large train of wagons loaded with bag
gage, in regular army style. The appear
ance of the troops was magnificent, and was
spoken of by all the large crowd of specta-
tors in terms of the highest admiration.-
Their marching, for new recruits, was ex-
cellent and gave evidence of the rapidity
with which the men are learning the vari-
Gus evolutions, and reflected great credit
upon the officers who convey RECONSTRUCTION.
The companies passed down Main street in
platoons of I6 men, and the regular, sway
ing motion Of the vast mass surmounted by
glittering bayonets, when viewed from a
short distance, was splendid. The opinion
was every where expressed that if the 18th
regiment of Indiana Zouaves come in con-
tact with any of JEFF. Davis Mississippians,
he will be apt to take back the ISLANDERS he
heaped upon the Indiana troops at Buena
VISTA fully as quick as when Col. Bissell OF
Illinois got after him.
We understand that the boys are highly
delighted with their new camp. They could
not be otherwise The location is fine, and
the pleasant breezes that sweep up the hill
side, on the hottest days, will keep them
comfortable.
Those desiring to visit the camp will find
the "Maid of the Mist" making hourly
trips during the day, and will accommodate
all who wish to go. Her charges are mere
" nominal, and you are landed almos
within reach of the sentry's bayonets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16

SAcR1LEGE-If the dispatch to the New
York Herald can be believed, John Wash
ington-who has already achieved an un-
enviable notoriety as parsimonious sceun-
drel, who did not hesitate to speculate large
ly out of the reverence the people enter
tanned for the Father of his Country -
has added another act of infamy to life al
ready deeply stained with meanness. He
has rifed the grave of Washington of its
sacred contents, and carried them into the
confederate army.
As for the perpetrator of this act, it can
only be said, it is characteristic of the man.
But the Mt. Vernon Association have GER
tainly grossly deceived the people, if the as
sertion be true that the tomb of Washington
remains the property of the infamous rela-
tive of that great and good man. Those
who subscribed to the Mt. Vernon fund had
no other idea than that it was for the pur-
pose of buying the grounds which contained
the tomb, and getting it out of the control of
the man who was letting the whole become
dilapidated and disgusting. Ifthey permitted
Kim to retain the tomb and an adjoining acre
ofIground, and paid such an exorbitant price
for the poor, worn out, and worthless lands
that compose the Mt. Vernon farm, the money
raised for the object contemplated was, a
good part of it, obtained from the people
under false pretenses. Thousands of dollars
were given for repairing and identifying
the resting place of Washington, where one
dollar would not have been bestowed if it
had been known that the object of the peo-
pies affections was still to remain the pro-
perty of the miserable wretch who, unfor-
tunately, had control of it. When will the
American people cease to be the victims of
humbug
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16

BSF-A friend writes as from Poseyville,
that the war excitement is up to the boil
ing point, and the universal sentiment is,
death to all traitors" All past political
differences are forgotten and the yeomanry,
of Posey county are rallying as one man,
in support of the Union. Our correspon-
dent has lived under the flag of the free -
for 60 years, and hopes to survive until the
last traitor is subdued, and peace restored.
Though born and raised in Kentucky, and
loving her dearly, he loves his country far
better, and if Kentucky should secede he
will turn his back on her.
a military company has been organized
at Poseyville under the new militia law
and numbers "a rank and file. The fol-
lowing are the names of the officers:
Captain, William II. Knickerbocker;
LIST Lieutenant, John L. Waters; I'd Lieu
tenant, John @. Rutledge; Sd Lieutenant
Redding Downs; 1st Sergeant, Thomas F.
Davis; 81 Sergeant, John Walker 3D.
Sergeant, VIM. A. Jaquess 4th Sergeant
James Barnett; Ist Corporal, James Lock
hart I'd Corporal, Thomas J. Ayres Sd
Corporal, Samuel Kirkpatrick; 4th Cor.
poral, Henry c. Jaquess.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16

B@1The Rockport Democrat is Justly in
dignant at its neighbors across the river in
the little town of Yelvington, Ky. 1t seems
they held a meeting, declared for secession,
and run aloft the rattle-snake flag. The
patriotism of the Democrat is highly in
censed, and it talks to the Yelvingtonites in
good Anglo Saxon. 1t says:
Fellow citizens of Kentucky, permit us to
appeal to You to stand by the old flag,
stand by the old Union of your fathers, don't
be led estray by traitors, be not seduced by
the syren song of the secession rebels. We
tell you kindly but earnestly that this
Union and its glorious old flag, shall be Sus-
tanned, if it costs the lives of twenty mil
lions of people. We have been your friends,
and still desire to be your friends, but if it
is your deliberate choice and conviction to
sail under the secession banner then we
will be your most bitter and relentless poll
teal enemies. We can never cherish those
who destroy the birth right bequeathed US
by our Revolutionary fathers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16

EyEsts6 LOUISVILLE MA1t.~>This mail
which has been coming down on the Acc
commodation Train for several weeks, via
Vincennes, but which for certain reasons
was held back several days last week, and
this by the Department; and sent next day
on the mail train-is again coming, and will
arrive regularly at 7 o'clock P. NJ, unless
some change in time tables should throw it
out of the connection. Our business men
will be pleased to hear of the resumption.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16
0RERiFRs SIZE .V'O. 2Os.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF an exc
cutidr iasued ont of the Office of the Clerk of the
Court OF Common Pleas of Van 1erburgh County,
Indiana, in favor of Bertha Inner vs.. Peter
Schmuck and Philip Schirmer, and to me directed,
have levied upon ana will,
WEDNESDAY, June 9Th, 1861.
between the hours of ten o'clock A. M and O'Clock
P H. of sal day. at the door Of the Court II ouse in
the city of Evansville Indiana offer for sale at pub
lie auction, the rents and profits for term of sew
en- years. of the following described real estate to-
wit Lots No. twenty-one (2I), twenty two (22)r
and twenty-three (23), in Block No. sixteen (l6)i
in StockwelI's En- argement of the city Of Evans
Vile, Vanderburgh County, and State Of Indiana
and should said rents and profits of said real estate
not sell for sufficient satisfy said writ and
costs, i'll, at The time and place, offer fol
sale and sell the fee simple of said real estate for thE
satisfaction of said writ and COSTS without relic
from valuation appraisement laws.
JOHN S. GAVITT, Sheriff V. G.
Law d Antilles, PIffs Att'ys.
NAV 18th, 1861, may16 w3w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16

g6- The body of Mr. Linxweiler, of this
city, engineer on the steamer Union, burned
at New Albany a short time since, was
found and buried by Mr.. ]. Woodson Hughes,
eight miles below the falls, few days since,
and may be had by the friends of the de-
ceased if desired. For further particulars
apply to j. W. Hughes, No. Is, Main Street,
Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16

p0~ The Vincennes Sun says it .learns
that VIM. Harrow, of the Knox Invincibles,
has been promoted to the rank of Major
We are not personally acquainted with Mr..
Harrow. Can the editor of the Sun vOuch
for his fighting qualities?
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16

STABBING.-We understand that man
attempted to break through the lines at
Camp Morris, on Tuesday, and was severely
stabbed with bayonet in the hands of a
sentinel. The man was so badly wounded
that it was not certain that he would ever
recover. The case comes up for examination
to-day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16
NOTICE
rop pPOPOSAGS FOR SUPPLY OF
MARIN. HoSPITA
UIsThICT OF LNhhsEILLKI
ErnnaniIIn Nav Lat 1EGI

Notice. is hereby given, that sealed proposals, ac-
COMMANDED ~ proper guarantees, according to forms
10 be furnished application at this Office, will be
received theTeat, until Il O'Clock meridian on the
frst Tuesday in June next, for the supply VI the
Marine Hospital at Tor near this city, with the ar.
ticles of provision, medicine, &c. enumerated ~
said forms. The quantities stated are estimated
with reference 10 the usual number Of patients ~
the Hospital; but the United states reserves the
right to take more less Of said articles accord
Tweed At me Hospital are not 10 the judgement Of
the physician, Of the best gu lily, and adapted 70
the Hospital, he will be at liberty 70 reject INC
same 10 purchase other articles IN their stead and
- c6srge the contractor with any excess ia cost
o .er the contract prices , go. .
Ths United States reserves tlle guy 20 aSoePt
articles specified. ChA N-4H9 D--sD -
may9 till june4 -, NOiieetoi'
Voiksbote copy TIL June ath'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16

bSg~ We doubt not all Of our Geographic
dispatches are carefully read, notwithstand-
ing we leave of the sensation headings
They take up a great deal of room, and are
of no particular use.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16

FRoH YANKERTowN.-A correspondent at
suspicious have been expressed as to the
loyalty of that town, they are all right, and
ut the present time are laboring under con-
siderable excitement. On Tuesday evening,
the 7th, the citizens of that place and vicini-
ty met together to make arrangements for
hosting the Stars and Stripes. Liberal do
nations were promptly made for purchasing
materials for the flag. The ladies were
anxious to have hand in the matter but,
not very much to the credit or gallantry of
the men, they purchased flag 'ready made
On the succeeding Saturday, large crowd
assembled to witness the raising of the
flag. A fine hickory pole, about 100
feet long was raised, which a young adven-
turer climbed, and from the top of which he
gave three rousing cheers for the Union
The flag was then run up amid the greatest
enthusiasm.
Our correspondent says they are reason
ing people about Tankeetown, and Judge
of the utility Of a cause by its effects and
since they can see no reason for, nor good
resulting from, secession, which is only a
more harmonious name for rebellion, they
repudiate the idea as not only inconsistent
but in direct antagonism, with the princi-
pies of our Republican institutions, and Ill
timately arriving at their final annihila-
ton"
He closes his communication by saying:
awe have exerted ourselves considerably in
order to discover some cause in the history
of our country's legislation justifying the
seeded states in assuming their present re-
belious aspect, but find nothing more
than is exhibited in the following
Our old cow, she crossed the road,
Because she crossed the road, sir,
The reason why she crossed the road
Twas becase she crossed the road, ST r.
" We have been compelled to give up our
chart table researches in despair, hoping that
the returning good sense of our Southern
brethren will show them the error Of
their way and that they may repent and
be saved, before it is everlastingly too late''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16

E3@ We are under obligations to Reuben
cinnati and st. Louis papers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16
MTS Sim O.

Whereas, my daughter, Ann Kennedy, being par
tally deranged has wandered from home, 1 earn
estly request any person who may find her to in
form me speedily as possible of her whereabouts.
She left home Sunday, April 27ths and wore,
at the time, a brown marine dress, cape Of same,
trimmed with velvet, and check sunbonnet; is %
years of age black hair and eyes, and of quiet man
ners and disposition.
Apply to MICHAEL KENNEDY,
may9 Clark ST., Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16
WHO SHOULD USE
DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
VEGETABLE
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS ?

All who are afflicted with Incipient Consumption
or Weak Lungs should use them.
All who suffer from Weak Stomachs, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Piles, should use them.
All who suffer from General or Nervous Debility,
Restlessness at night, Want of Sleep, &C., should
them.
All persons who are convalescent after fever or
other sickness should use them.
Ministers Of the Gospel, Lawyers, Lecturers, and
all public speakers should use them.
Book Keepers, and all persons leading a sedenta-
~ life, should them.
The aged and inhrm should use them.
All whs require stimulent tonic should use
them.
All who addicted to the OF ardent spirits
and wish to rrfoTn, should use them.
They are mRde of puIe sherry Wine, ana II tho
native plants snd herbs of the country, and thoud
be recommended y temperance societies, clergy
men, ply sic ans, aud all friends of humanity.
They prepared by experienced and skilful
physician, and, aside from their medicinal proper
ties, most delightful beverage and yet, as
u medicine, innocent and harmless the
dews of heaven.
Sold by druggists generally.
CHAS. WIDDIFIELD & CO., PROPS,
as WilIiRmsStreet,N N. Y.
For sale by
KELLER + WHITE,
No. 80 Main Street, Evansville, Ind.
msylG4md&w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Official.

E LIST OF LETTRRS n BsMGKJT-
9-A ing in the Post Office at Evansville, Indiana,
May 18Th, 1861. Persons calling for these letters
will please say Advertised and give date of list
BS-POst Office opens at A. NJ, and closes at 4
p NJ, on week days also closes for hour at P.
NJ, for opening the Railroad mail. Office open
from to P on Sundays. Railroad mail closes
81 A. M -taA
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Allen VIM. Harvey W J
Adkin John HOpPls Mrs. Martha
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Alcock Jacob Heron James
Aspirin John Harrison Martin
Arbuckle Frank Ii Howarth Henry
Anderson r w Hoffman ElIZabeth
Archer Mrs Mary Hardwnk Miss Betsy
Alenson Miss Laura Hagan Geo.
Beard r. A. Heiman Mrs Margaret
Barnes Erastus Hilliard DR.. T
Bishop VIM. JRmeF WI m.
Brown Mis-. L w Jefry Cyrus
Barnett John Jordon Miss
Barlow Joel F. Knight Henry.
Barnett James Knight Mrs Mary
Barnes Mrs Mary LOvo John.
Buck Miss Eliza Lockridge Saml
BOhell John Lewis Mrs.
Brown Nicholas Link Mrs. Maria
Burkhardt Notes Henry
Barner Henry Mitchell W Il Il 2
Barnes Wm. e Mess
Bryant + ManOrd WIN.
Bird Rev M Mitchell We
Letter for Mrs. ElendorMcore
V. Butler, with no des- Macap VIM.
tination. Morris Ham
Cook Chas. w. Matthews B
Clark Mrs Margaret Marquis Miss Mary
Cole VIM. Mellin w
Clark Mrs Annie Monaghan Peter
Cochran Geo. Moss Mrs.
Croft Jonas Martin S
Carter Henry Mitchell Allen
Calvin s Moore Andrew
Clark VIM Mote Mrs.
Cranmer Marshall Jasper
Carroll James McMullin ] d
Cromelien Chapman mcDermot
Clark Moses Norman Jas.
Carpenter Neil w J
Colman VIM. Noba Henry
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Collins Miss Ellen kockenfeld W
Curry Miss Julia Reese Mrs. I
Conwen Patrick Rasseen Miss Lizzie
Grim Peter Sterren z. II.
Carter James Sisson Rison
Carey Vim. Smith Mrs. Eliza
DurY A. c. Sherman Sam'I
Drinkwater Alfred Smith John
Dougher John Smith VIM.
DeleplameS Smith Lewis
Everett A. II. Sanders Fred
Edwards john Smith Mrs. Maria
Elkins Dana Stevens Mrs Mary
Elliott Sam'I saconnes Mrs. Li2aie.
Ellis DR.. J Session Il
Eli VIM. Stevens Mrs.
Feeny Patrick smi h Elizabeth
Fruit S Snab Cyrus
Fickner Joseph Turner John.
Fletcher M Thomson Nj 5. Emily
Fitzimmons Miss Sarah Taylor Mrs NJ
Graves A1OnZO Tupman
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Gates Lharles Watson
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Gurisk Miss ) White Chas.
Griffith Il Il Wilson VIM.
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