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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

Tx telegraph brings glorious news Of the
Indiana troops They are opening tee
ball" IN Western Virginia. The testimony
u Gen Morxis 10 the gallantry Of the sixth.
seventh. and ninth regiments Is decisive
buena vista. Jon LsSk and BsxL1s viii
soon be lost 70 sight. IN the future glory
which i awaiting the Hoosier volunteers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

THE Common Council oi the city
Il Of Terre Haute, with the Assessor. will, oa
Tuesday the sfh day u jane. n. 1861, O'Clock
A ~, ~ the City Hall, IN Terre Hsute Get Board
u Equalization 20 hear and determine all complaints
regard the Assessors returns for this year ard
20 equAlire the SANE.
ATTN: w. STEWART. Mayor
J. y Grrfcs. Clerk ms,st-ttd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

ON the cath inst. chestnut cor
~ ri fil-. sieui Eve years ed, reor suili. and
natural psrss With ~hlts sret co he fofehts1 snf
hl.< -k.ss feet strsyed fcaa ny pasture, scar u.
rGsoa's. N Tsrrs-hsais. shs =. r,sskn, frerz
E.u<-~k, nv EsIirosd tbs ~sss spf u tcaetisss IN
ne r~sskssrhoct I ~fli pay bbersl rswut fer
he delivery q he slly. e tnf,rnsssa Ss,ss IN
enac.e ne a 6<f hsf< W WILL
Tsrrs- uanss Nay - uO-td
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04
LICENSE.

Notice for Application for License.
7 WILL apply TO the Board Of County Commits
4 siOners, Al their next meeting for license to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
quart, Tor OF year. Ny place OF business,
and where said liquors TO be drank, "a room No.
on 2d street r. SPRAGUf.
Junc 4, dld-w3w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

I.>0R sALE-A lot OF fresh Hungarian Crash Seed,
Il by Jn$dlwl TURNER 4 AcKEES.
LN0R sALE-A lot Of sxeellen, Bsled Hay, by
Il ina. div TURNER s MckEEN.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-27
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Snlrcrtcr uno NerEduier ern gCetnen.
Sr0mntmetueu II. Giaurrcn
rlouttl jh bjcrujt bcm orutIhcn Wublifum 9ii+
Alolcs nm umartung icin rejdbaltioes qooc,
ron tmpcrtjrtcn " linen, Sranntpcinen NM "a,
sana @ilarren ,u empfrblcn.
Srtn &orratb Ypn iruni6fI6cn Rctbwcincr
lar t'm"Gncen Sommcr 1T 9ro6 uno ttncOt in
gtelcn ocrihiepcnsu Gottunaen, mic ct 9nIi,,
Ct. 9ltcpbc, ct. gmiiicn, Qpntet Gauh. Gboen'
Satour, Chateau "a 9tOie, Chateau Qaftttt. 6b J..
tedu Wtnrgaur &c, rerunter Die 6eleu gEeine
wetGe tmpprtirt ncrpen. 9trIcl6cn wcrcen in
oialdtn unO bcim Dubcnp Y%crtouft; stivo5 oe.
Scrtcu aud bci @aucue.
6reRh SranoY BED INN cuutclforbio. erp
Jas. pennelp, SaScroc, Qirret, Goaiucn II, So
S''ns Growers Company unO Onbere SUrten IN
SstlN'sCsneT Vrctlen, ebenio G6ampn9ncr. Ma,
eetrN, SberrYmcin urr 8bcinpcin gRbisfey
bin, Stun &C. Son Sopana Giaarren hmm =
aro6e 2Iurwatt an 6ano.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-27
S~jcIcbdftS=2 Im;ciaem.

Dem 9eebrtcu Yutlifum erIauben mir un%
ltermtt ote er9ctenie 9ln;etar ,u MADDEN, pos wir
unltren Sin-Stpre uo6 nuftrtm neuen unb ae,.
rour't9en baui' SIC. l8S Sronofrase ,rifhsm
Der 8. nnr 6. pcrlcgt 0aben.
our oa0 unS bieber gei&ertte 5utrnuen tefsnsa
erlauten mir uuS, AUDI fttssS nm soss-
icl6c iu Bitten.
Str Itbren 6)elt1nbiS sin rsi&6altisss eaa.y~
ouer Sortsn Sefrn, Sled 'oanren unb aGtr ana
prren in unier @sio lit faIaaenoc grtifeI. =.
P.r' "a pr nnr ttr Saar t%aufen, gu ben 5tltsss
item 9reilen p~ertaufrn %t6nnen.
D'e Neden Der 6auler, ionic Resa7ntur,wr
lcprr 2lrt weroen i6nea, gut mn tiuioIs befSratI
Meiicr! @effer!
Nut unlsr neu crbaltenes NGurtimsnt MeEsr,
oruti6er 6obrttntiUn maiden nas 0ubIitusr erss,,
ornlt outmcrtldm 6~otsbaucr u. Srot
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-27
Nirgimiu Gifn-

Slne nfue Gabrit- unh 6o.
Staot am 9aen Won Wr~SSt'"'
ocm centraIlttn nnp befen Scebofrn SnJ,iI
I'm 9uetniE9un9Spunfte Ser aroFen msiii;hs. ~"'0"
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""'e Htp Peg ~epclapeate unb @l6emarIe SonsIs s S@t0ia"
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g:Uft %"S9.gutO ofr Seretnisten Stao1r ma a. a1n oN,
w. S.u'StM 5Ur ,unlfre neuf 6abrifs unb Sor ySgapt,I
a. ~ =; SEI Ise!seh !l9n9en 9afenfr,nt. berrn G,e. 80
.!N'un W. AMtttLa mot ipiecer fHbrt. y;s nrs Vsgs setee'
$50; trT i" Sas9elpt1e, NIT Ginltlu6 Der ..G5TSSotp @ %spaas
f SE"s' va unltstm Stsoi9runee SpG aeIabsu ON. SSsHtat
ms Sis.. ~ NJ Sauo if bon geleaen, nit outfr. Trt-s srr
Civ 5If :" Il, iSalsf tar SabrhBpede reihIi6 s,rf.s.s.
-, ~. y t.'sVv, 9ellno uno ~erfrifftnb. DIn,s ME- usS
lUcitder St6ote. '"S SsssH Ole Edee au6tra
~ , I'M ~ $iaet l@nsa aufm6auen, fsnen ii, ,rs., ,oo,
20 'S ~ uaPeglt ptlls auf Subfrripticn pert,ptt - y
D Dollars per NUnat. N' ""''OayL 5aplo1E mt
Gyt 9feBIs AbFu Ger reiHen Ginna6me fpu my g,L.
WGnSt perCtu. ." ~""Be CT SH1ptn F2
CINE e%pmpnantc sur Grri6mna sUu seosrif,r :.
mecrpolirt ipprotn. VI 'e'eue .9ttth&
S!e @uSTubrun9 Sat f6Uu bsapruen.
Itt eFt'n 2ReiIne9msr BADEN bic .sss..
sur ertAel!uA9 iebcr nd5ren @usFy,s,
9Nl @aIItH uho 9~ompbIs!5, fppie mr 81, Ssyaottt@uHR
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no. 3 M5in . Stros.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-27
9Imietacm.
yin haS @ymbnfnmr.

STILES in Scr SecIt muE SbwjnStr,
Stunt ollcin tteitt clri0 arm,
lin rem Ritniticr oufiuinbt,,
Mius man eff bic 22tlt Curhiieti.
ODD eeS Rinltlcrs cisncS Strepcn,
Ger Sie QSelt unc ii6 %ertcRut,
Gei Der Menihbcit bineeGetcn.
Die CT feline 8riScr nennt.==
%.orrm tret' ih fr,t un6 ufcn
gSrr SoS Qublifunt nun bin,
Sbnc 9anoeu nil t6 bcffer,.
Doe i'd bph niltommA Sin.
gRos eie 0unIt in mciucr Spb6re
ShSucS nur btrYev0c6ro6t,
SIMMER b'cikt mir nr6 Die Gre,
SoE i'd S6GucrcS ocmddt..
9lmbrctYpsu mad bem 2ebcu,
y8it bic gSelt tic mic 9e'ebn,''
Nbptcorar6cn Mil ih oScn,
StounenO tleibt man babel ltcbr.
srwu,t urS Ttbt mas i6 oeIhofcn,
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DeTcn Rr6fte mic crl6ia1en,
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8rn,mt. um IT, Gub oriuidoucn,
Gjloutt mir, 90 9crcut Gt& ME.
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eSplt or ouocrS, mar or reid,
9oun ibm N.eIcr 9Sunl6 9%elin0cn,
9icrt CT Gu6 unb it@ itSIeid.
Scinrt6 BoIf,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-27
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8tcariraBc, ipiihen Der 3. unO 6.
ytelnt" 6rennCen unO Dem 9cebrten Yublifu,n
9e @n3s'at, Dap th an Obiaen @tdBr eineu lis.
e"' uuo 5emetiergsS tcrc cr0fnet BABE. pejelbI.
q cine 9roRC NuSpabl Der gei6mddooalcn in
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@uts 9%hrantir unr r~tels!beE u auBerUrosntlth
%ttltscn DrtiIsu oerfauie.
8eparatursn jsQrr @rt msroen lbaeu INN fil.
ltgR 5elOrgt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-27
Gmitb'a Solpu

Sroaoltr., wNden Der s. uno O.. StraEe
@7SinEn HtHtlaci -Greunocn mo Dem aelammttn Nubfi,
f1lb rtn S%roohltrett 3CtcI acfahrtc g]Sjrtblhoff' 5S GRIMM ~ ,~
Nhe nei en9trtItet babe. 0urt quite @,r5rf, ym6 io"iti,,
gftrllNHn9en hoTt oae @ob.rolcn lejucl otufittn Irfpn5s
5" 'l''sV'' NN0 facet ST. jabTctbcm 9Iiud frumo!ihit elm
SumeS y. Swith
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-27

@@1t'=, Saod 6ais unc 9a3erbier-G5 olcn
@svLa'E 0tluncen lorIe cem s]toumtcn @uoiflm ri,
s,s'VSt' %'is'9t PGF iN an 6uFe o5 Itgcu Warftrs ne.
y.N ECO : p0fl, EN- neuee Su0d-6eu5 cin5eriftft b,S,
getlelt ntsen lenti9tn %Grfriihmqr tets Elm oTrs @l,t
0'sstt s9to Stsi9rEd5"bisr 81 bobeu I'D. Gmsr reht iobI-
relRep "clu6 iiN5t f~tupClidD tpfoefrff wv '"'
- : Sofn @avTEaulcu. Wot.
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s. 50. Schneibcr.

Shilpsrs, Carriage rnO SWbensMioler,
@de Der item unO 8rUaOfcaBe.
Or llury;ei@uettc mgfehlt I'D icjncu 6rtunbtu Uuo Rem
aetbgten Nublitum 6cIttuS CUR @u5fu1rung alder Niilcrs@rs
bcitcn, wit 3mmer- IRa(en, SbtloersW0len Il, {. 10. Der
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tubrt entpeoer Die ecebrteu Auftr0le int 61uis Der rcipelti,
ven 8sitltr, OOer IN ieiucm Sbop an Der Sic Der Iitu Unb
8rcaOityaSe Iyabeg &iatribe 8ruJereD brtn5 IND bill
Lap aus. =. .. S6uCiCtr,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-27
B01FtbICr Sal0n,

No. - @fntnltr., lpilben Ger II. uuO -. ctr.
uTT,Cren 6reunoen une Cem etrbrrcn QubIifam mo,s9
pitermlt cte er9tbene Inici9e. 6oF mir m o6tstm NlaRr
Nur@ eCl retbhalti9es 4botsiale Eager Ser t,fsn gstimr
unc IranipthtT Syau0tes iino mir in cen 5toub oTirs,
ofN SelHhernotelcs ncuen Scc0ls stDoS MuSoe,eihnetts kis
ten iu f0nEen. 8prtbirT W. MNT"" ' o''-
8betnwetn! betnRrIRI
linlern 6reunpen, Ionic benz oeutIAtn Qubli.
tum ubtrbanpt, ~erIauben mir uns ouf unIsr reih.
balti9e5 uh> ~obLaH ~tirtes Eager ethr Nbein-
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o%lelelE5n btaig uh> S. fir bic Gbtkei,
elmer iepea Sorte.
@~outAteru Dlaber
SIX, Is 3ain.Crt6s.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-27

Sgles %Fisn oitlT @elbine lno fe6r in gfa6fro,, s..
Ten Ban'tItn' HnN 8OtriMcbraud. Die pr,iss Ssy.Isse tl
brrot8clcet, rClr. ven $l35 unb $50 onf son . 1.rleissn lmi
SINGER Nv. 3 Stanoarp e6uttie. @Si%iu:
6jr 2S39ER- 6a6rifaRtln uuS i1pere NeberorSs;, msn 's
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@Aatnetntn, n6rr 0eren @r6Bc, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l%,nen TN
TNalttn mia., lhTetbs fir Elm &renplar spn . = yIste &c.
Uio S0e gNicttr," cine loon iuultrirtc 9s;t,,, . Smser
gratis i~uQclanNt pcroen rirb. 49," o'"uH5' Due Tim
9t%Ocln, 3ntrn, SaumwOarnaarn uab Gel, +.
@aS 3nS 53 iM0 T St; elmer Ndbmaf&iae nOtbwenbiocD a..
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Infer keret Ictr b%rliebtcS Gcdtaits @ittcrs
smsfebIen ben 6errcn Btttben 3u Den biui9fcu
prstIeu.
moopptiIe Bittcra, Gin oromatii6sr 2jqupr,
cmrfrbIen ,um WriuoteGjetroude ais cine far
Tcnbs Mepi,in @cmt6tcr II. @lotcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-27

9tcimc oIte impurtirtc
2Esetnc, Stqmpr@ umb @iaarrem.
uncr Der Tjrma OH""' "'W"''
,MKEEVER s BROKEN
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MONTICELLO MOTEL
HCN
StmOu SteiFfeiu.
g. Suttc's

SSirt3jAait unO gagu6icr- Salon,
l2te StrlBe, 3piincn 6rauftjl uno Brain ctr
(rl6cr @u9er'a),
1T aus gle8antrte cin9cri@tet uuO NIT ben f..
Zen Srptlhun9cn Y%eris5en. 8ran,5Hlbe TctE.
Mno 9tbetnmeine iinO caIclbt au8 ,u iuf,rIt kiJ
st8en 9retien Sci Der 6laibe uuD @aaune M h5-
zen. I'm jablrei@cn 3uipruh bittet
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-27

Slt9er'S neue 6dmilirnrN afcbins. T"'
I'M unlcre aeltCn 60mUicn- g. afbinsn in Srn m...;4 o0
III Hrilt9tn, haeen nil ben Gre 5 fur 6isleIben @.x% Ansi
D W STanS'Srle StHitesNal4ine, f45n ser,ter onf g5rs
SINGERS gt0. L uno 2 STANDARD S6utH.
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United States
3DirtbC0QfIs Gr6funno

Der untcrici@uctr crtaubt lth eineri accbrtcn
publttum pte Nniei8c gu mohrn, RAP CT ;miidcn
Der o.. nno 1. Strdbc cincn 2o9erbjersS alcn or
o1net bat. IS mtro oos Beltrrben pc6clbcn icirt,
lttts nur ole Soften @jetrGufe ;u bolttn mn clrh
autmertiame uno ircunplihe Scotcnuua rieicnj,
gen, weltbe ion b%eiudbcn, BEN fur3rn Nufentbalt
III lctnenr IreunpltAcu nab ft9leu guf1lc nnoc.
aebm az MAIDEN.
GthmCu0, 90. Sutt 1860.
JUbu 6Crbio. Not.
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Gtnt9c autc Sp0rbcrs,
t"oeit I'M gtsw' 0farfct 6Utcl Der t1uterieiancten
lrsuncIt@e 3tinmcr unO autcn 8Uaro.
St0oclbOfcr II. 66uSIcr.
Weis- ind Lager-Bi r-Brauerei
Die llntcrSci@uPtcn linp icet in nom s5to,,
9cicBt, bic $oerrcn 98irtbe urp ros oc,hrtc MrST
tlm init 9Sci1- uno 2a1crticr einncr Tobrifotic,.
iu Den Ftli9ltclt 9reticn b]cbicncn III f6nncn.
SrCre0 per 60B ppcr DuBenO bittcn MIR Gci
prn. Stctnletu abjugcbru.
i. Sibcr II. Gpmn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Rev. HENRY LITTLE of Madison, Ind, well
known to many of our citizens, arrived yesterday,
and will assist the Rev. Mr. McCarer for few days,
during the protracted meeting, in the New School
Presbyterian Church. on Walnut street. 1t is OK
pected that Mr.. LITTLE will preach on Sabbath
morning and evening, and the regular services will
be continued during the whole of next week All
seats free. The public cordially invited to meet
with US.
The Rev. Mr.. CRAIG of Princeton will preach in
the Baptist Church, corner Chestnut street and
Canal, tomorrow (sabbath) morning at ha'f-past
10 o'clock, and In the evening at o'clock. The
public are invited to attend.
The Quarterly Sacramento Meeting Of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church includes next Sab
bath, viz: Lecture TO Young Converts this (Fri-
day. even ing at o'clock Saturday at O'Clock p
NJ, Union Prayer Meeting also at O'Clock P. NJ
On Sabbath preaching 1917 o'clock A. H., and at
7 o'clock P. NJ; also the Sacrament of the Supper
will be administered at 8 o'clock p.
feb22-2td.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-23

Conference refuses to decide OF any settle
ment of the present difficulties, be shall soon
submit to the people the question whether
they will or will not have a Convention to
consider the propriety of the secession of
Maryland.
1t is considered very probable that an ex-
ira session of Congress will be held. There
is an immense amount Of business crowding
on the end of the session which it seems
impossible to dispose of besides it is diff
cult to say in these times, what the condi-
ton of affairs will be.
Troubles do not seem to disturb the in
ventive interest of the country at all
Nearly 70 patents were issued on the 10th,
about one-half of which are for New York
and the West, while three were issued for
the seeding States.
The Morril tariff bill is becoming mod!-
fed according to the tariff of '46, which the
alleged opponents of this bill say yielded
more revenue than any other measure ever
enacted by Congress.
The Treasury Department is in shock
| ing condition. There is not money enough
on hand to meet the present weekly de
mand.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-23
INC Peace CONGRESS.


The Peace Congress now in session at
Washington City is a body unknown TO our
constitution. That instrument provides an
entirely different mode for its own amend
ment. The Virginia legislature, during the
month of January, saw proper for some
reason to suggest to the other states the ap-
nointment of delegates to and the holding
of such q convention or congress. Virginia
promptly followed up her invitation by the
appointment of delegates, and the designa-
ton of time and place for the meeting of
the assemblage proposed.
Two motives have been attributed to the
Virginia Legislature in setting on foot this
movement. One is, that there was a real
desire to preserve the Union, even by such
extraordinary means; the other strength
ensd by the unreasonable instructions and
the impracticable ultimatum put forth),
that the plan was originated by the seces-
si0niss, who believed that few of the North
EN- states would respond to the invitation,
or if they did that they would not accept
the secessionists could point to the result
and by ii justify themselves in hurrying the
state out of the Union. The prompt
response of nineteen states-a due pro-
portion of them Northern-soon defeated
any such expectation which might have eX-
listed, and proved to the world that the
North and the Republican party were sim
cerely DESTROYS of preserving the Union, on
its present basis. That great disappoint-
ment was felt by the Secessionists and their
sympathizers when the Republican States
appointed Commissioners is proven in the
case of Indiana. When the Republicans in
the Legislature decided to send Commission
ers, and Gov. Morton appointed them, there
was great CONSERVATION amongst certain
pro-slavery men in the State. They ex-
pected that our Legislature and Executive
would decline the proffered oIive-branch
and hoped to make an immense amount o
capital out of this circumstance.
Though the impossible ultimatum held
out by Virginia-no less than the Breckin
ridge platform, intensified and indefinitely
extended-justifes the suppOsition that the
Secessionists were not sincerely DESTROYS o
any compromise when they entered into the
arrangement for the Peace Congress, we
are disposed to take the most charitable
view Of the matter, and consider them il
earnest in their professions of peace.
The Congress has now been in session
nearly three weeks. 1t is expected tina
some conclusion will be reached this week
probably the telegraphic dispatches that are
to, appear in this issue Of our paper will an
nounce that conclusion. 1t is certainly t.
be hoped that this body of distinguished
men may be enabled to agree with unanim
ity on some common ground that will NEE
the views of the great mass of loyal, Union
loving citizens throughout the nation, Civ,
peace to our distracted country, and perpet
uate this glorious confederacy of States.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-23
Washington Items.

We CLEAN the following items of interest
from the Washington correspondence of the
Cincinnati Gazette:
The Committee on the Inauguration fully
have agreed on their plan. The usual pro-
cedure at previous ipaugurations win be
followed. The platform will be erected
next week on The Eastern portico of the
Capitol The assertions of Southern iourn-
ais thai military and civic companies will
Join 10 any procession or escort for the
President elect are entirely without founda-
ton. No military companies from a dis
lance have signi6ed their intention TO be
here, and those in the city will not turn out
of course. The regular force now here will
not serve as an escort.
The managers of the Inauguration Ball
include a portion of the present Cabinet,
Messrs. Black, Dix, Stanton, and King; of
the Senate, Seward, Powell, Salisbury,
Bingham, Clark, Fessenden, Simmons
Wilkinson, Andrew johnson, Durkee, W ade,
Collamer, Hale, Douglas, TenEyck, Wilson,
Bigler, Rice, Latham. Baker, Cameron,
Dixon, King, Morrill,, Thompson, Chandler,
and Trumbnll.
Letters have been received in this city
by the late European mail from influential
Americans in Paris, on the relations of for
eIgn Governments with the seeded States.
The writers say that there is no truth in the
statements so widely circulated, to the effect
that a secret deputation from the South had
been received by the French Ministry, and
had been given assurances of sympathy
from that Government. They add that
these rumors are set forth for the express
purpose of deceiVing the public mind, with
out allaying the excitement pervading the
country.
The Army Bill has been reported in the
| Senate with amendments for improving
| the Notifications in New York, Massachu-
sets, Rhode Island. Delaware, Maryland,
and also for Fort Taylor at Key West, $7O,-
! 600, and for Fort Jefferson $75, 900. These
appropriations for Southern Notifications
are significant.
| 1t Is singular incident, that the same
house lately occupied by the South Carolina
| Commissioners, has been chosen for the
temporary residence of President Lincoln
/ before his Inauguration. tits some distance
! from Pennsylvania Avenue, and will in a
! great measure relieve him from the annoy
ances of the crowds at the hotels.
Gov. Hicks of Maryland is becoming sore
| " dependent He has addressed letter to
gentlemen here, stating that if the Peace
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-23

PATRIoTIsM IN THE SCHooLs.--We are in
formed that the schools of Miss Clark and
Mr.. Risinger, at the Lower School-House,
yesterday morning manifested their patriot
ism by raising the American flag on the
tower Of their school-house Our teachers
are for the Union they teach that there
are thirty-four States in the Union, and en-
deavor, while they put learning into the
heads of their pupils to instill patriotism
into their hearts. No adolescent traitors at
tend the Evansville schools.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-23

ATTEMPT TO RoB.-On Friday night the
stove store of Thomas Scantlin was enter
ed from the alley, through a window, and
apparently labored and persistent efforts
made to secure an entrance into his safe.
The sate-which was a large one-was
pulled out from the wall and tilted back
wards against the wall, and then let down
by degrees-the edge of the safe making
indentations in the plastering, evidencing
that it was thus put on its back. Powder
was then inserted in the key hole and
touched off, but it failed to accomplish the
end designed. 1t seems that efforts were
then made to pry open the safe-door, with
equally poor success, and the burglars were
finally forced to abandon the enterprise
without being rewarded for their labor.
The tobacco establishment of Fendrich
brothers was entered the same night, but
one of the propretors was aroused from his
slumber and took after the scoundrels, who
made hasty exit and went up the street
like "quarter nags.'
The same evening, as we are informed,
the wholesale grocery house of Wheeler &
Riggs was broken into and an attempt was
made to blow open their safe, but without
any success. On the whole the burglars
made a miserably poor night of it. They
are either very inexperienced operators, or
the safes were unusually substantial
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-23

THAEKs.-We are requested by the own
ers and officers of the steamer Samuel Orr,
to return their heartiest thanks to the ladies
of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church for
their beautiful gift-a Holy Bible. They
appreciate it as a manifestation of interest
on the part of the ladies of that Church in
their welfare, both present and future, not
often displayed. They assure the ladies
that their kindness will ever be held in
grateful remembrance.