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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-21
News BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Journal.
Morning Dispatches.
Arrival of the Africa Michigand-
ers Picked of-CoI. Rosseau to
Raise two Kentucky Regiments
pennsylvanians have a Fight.

Nrw YORK. June 2O.-The Africa, from
LIVERPOOL on the 9th, via Queenstown 9Th,
arrived this morning, with sixty-hve thous~
and pounds n specie. The Kangaroo, Erys,
and Narona had arrived ont. In the House
Of Lords, after some opposition OF the Gov
eminent, financial measures passed the sec
ond reading. In the House Of Commons,
Lord John Russell repled3 to an inquiry
whether the Introduction of privateers, &c,
from bringing prizes into British ports, was
according to former practice. The Queen
Advocates opinion was favorable to the
right of Introduction, which the law of ma
tions gives every power, hence the Govern
nent issued a prohibition. Mr. Gregory was
appealed to to postpone his motion IN refer
ence to Il prompt recognition of the South
ern Confederaey. He said his only motive
was 10 make Fl very fair statement OF The
Southern side OF the question, that oil TIE
Northeruers being already before tue
public. At the wish OF tic House, how
over. he assented, and the motion was post
roned sae de Ii Is rfp!red that the nj
ted States Government order for 5000
muaket has reached Frankfort. The South
ern Commissioners were also soon expected
ia Germany with a similar object
Funds were depressed in London, Paris,
and elsewhere, in consequence Of Count Ca
vours death.
CoNsrAErINopLF, June 1th.--Ata meeting
OF the Syrian Conference, "a delinitive agree
ment to form one christian Government for
the whole a. Lebanon, to he Professionally
appointed by Che Porte tor three years, was
determined.
The bullion in tie Bank Of England has
decreased E227,O 900. The census Of Eng
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LEAvENwoRTH, June 20.-The skirmlsh
near Independence on the 18th is reliably
reported as follows: A party of cavalry
were accommodating under Capt. Stanly,
when the captain under a flag of truce held
a parley with Captain Holloway the seces-
sion commander While the parley was in
progress, a movement was made by the
rebels to outfank the regulars, when Capt.
Holloway advanced towards them to pre-
vent il, he was fred upon by some recently
arrived rebels and killed. 1t is reported
that FIVE other rebel officers were shot.
Three regulars were wounded one with a
bail ia the shoulder. -Four were killed.
movement Of some nature took place from
the camp at Kansas city last night, but the
facts have not transpired
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SPECIAL 40 the posr.

WAsHINGToN, jane 20.--A gentleman
from Arlington says that Beauregard is AL
vapcing upon the Potomac. Every thing
looks like hot work before tomorrow
night. A reign OF terror prevails in the
lower part of Prince William county. The
federal troops are advancing on Fairfax
Court House. a fight is expected tonight.
The 9Th Aew orl regiment with battery
forms the advance. The Connecticut troops
are at or near Vienna. Our force in that
neighborhood numbers 5000, exclusive OF
reinforcements sent to-day and can hold
the position against any attack. The tele-
graph wires are connected with headquar-
ters here. The regulars from Chambers
burgh arrived last night and have crossed
the Potomac. Government has sent Il, 600
improved muskets. to Gov. Curtin of Pa,
and 1000 to Gov. Kirkwood.
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THE CRors.-We are glad to learn that
Notwithstanding the depredations of the ar
my worm, the prospects for abundant crops
were perhaps never better. But little dam
age has been done to wheat, corn, or oats.
The chief destruction was grass. Many
meadows are almost utterly destroyed. But
the wheat is coming on finely. The breadth
of land sown was greater than usual, and
the indications now ere that the yield will
be above the average. Corn is growing as
rapidly as we ever saw it, and stands we'll
on the ground.
The only crop neglected in this region, 50
far as we can learn, seems to be that Of
white beans which is indeed a valuable
crop and one to which our farmers should
give more attention. Wheat is rapidly ap-
preaching maturity, and harvesting in this
vicinity will probably commence by the first
of next week. In some few localities the
wheat has, we learn, been somewhat in
jured by the "fy."-T. Il. Express,
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New YORK, June 20.-The Post says
Lord Lyons yesterday presented the Presi-
dent dispatches from his Government. con-
veying strong assurances of the desire to
preserve friendly relations with this coun-
try, and to avoid all interference in our do
nestle affairs. Lyons also stated that his
Government had determined not to admit
any prizes taken by Southern privateers in
to British ports. The Post is informed by
a citizen of Maryland, residing at Piedmont,
that the scene OF the reported conflict must
have been New Greek bridge, seven miles
from Piedmont. The bridge has been guard
ed some weeks by 40 or so citizens ofCum-
berland, under Capt Resley, Clerk of Allie
ghany County. The bridge was well situa-
ted for defense. The cannon used WAS 8
small 4-pounder, loaded with ail-punches
the size of bullets. 1t must prove very de-
structiVe to the enemy.
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JEFFERSON CRY. June 20.-The steamer
Sunshine, from Boonvile, reached here this
evening with official confirmation of the de-
feat of the State forces at that place on
Monday last. The official statement Of the
number killed is not received, but the loss
of the State troops is not over 20. Of the
Federal forces two were killed, nine wound
ed, and one missing. The State troops
numbered over 1000 men, and, it is said,
lost about 1900 stand of arms, considera-
bic quantity Of ammunition and stores, and
a number of horses and mules. Gen. Price
resigned and went home previous to the bat
tie. Gen. Jackson is supposed to have gone
to Arkansas The steamer H. B. Bacon
was met at Arrow Greek with State troops
on board. 1t is thought they will make an
other stand at or near Lexington, under
command of Col. Weightman, formerly of
the u. S. army.
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WAsHINGToN, June Collie rebels in
the Maryland Legislature expect to pass an
amnesty act, in order to cover up the crew
ices of the rufiians who fred on the Massa-
chusetts troops and burned the railroad
bridges. The Baltimore Sun endeavofs 70
encourage the rebels by representing the
North is sick of the war Gen Scott Is in
better health than he has enjoyed for a
long time 1t has been intimated 10y the
President himself thai he will assure the
country, in his message, of a speedy ter
mination of the war, that he will disclose
his own purpose of accomplishing this
by the most energetic measures, appealing
to Congress and the country for support in
his policy.
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ST. Louis, June 2O.-Two field pieces
and number Of muskets were captured by
the Iowa troops at Hudson, on the Hanni-
bal and ST. Joseph Railroad, on Wednesday.
Twenty-three secessionists were also cap
tured at Cameron, part of whom were re-
leased on parole. The balance were retain
ed for examination. Several wagon loads
Of lead, quantity OF powder, eight cannon,
and 20 head Of cattle were also captured by
the Federal troops Twenty-Five prisoners
were also taken. Col. Solomon's 9TH regi-
ment reserved corps, left Rolla on the 10th
for Springfield, in the South western part OF
the State. Col. Sgel's regiment soon fol-
lowed. The examination of Tucker, editor
of the Journal, has been postponed till The
81 of July.
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CINCINNATI, June 2O.-No change in
-four; sales confined to coo bbls at 80 for
extra 70 to 90 for standard brands.
Wheat closed dali prices unchanged. Rye
declined to 4G and very dull. Oats.dull at
"a. Corn in fair demand at %. Whisky
advanced to I3, but closed dull, under adj
vices from New York. Nothing done in
provisions, and prices remain nominal
at 4, and T. for bulk meats and 597 for
bacon Lard dull no demand prime can
be bought at 808f, but choice sells at 81,
buyers furnishing packages. Fair business
doing in groceries at full prices. Exchange
steady at +! prem. The money market was
uuiet
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CAIRO, June 2O.-The lst regiment Hi
nois volunteers arrived this evening. The
18th to-day relieved Col. Schuttners rife
men at Birds Point Col. Schuttners regi-
ment went into camp here near Fort Def
ance.
W. H. Russell, of the London Times, Wis
tied the camp to-day in company with Gen.
Prentiss and other gentlemen He address
ed the troops but was entirely noncommIt-
tai in his remarks, but omplimented them
highly for their efficiency in the drill. In
private conversation, he declared the South
ern troops could not compare with those at
this point in discipline, drill, and general
appearance.
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WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, June 20.-The following
notice emanated from the State Department
to-day:
It is expected that hereafter any passport
which may be issued by any diplomatic
agent, accredited to this Government, or by
any Consular authority whatever, either 10
person about to proceed beyond the lines
of the United States forces, or to a foreign
country, will be counter;nanded by the See
rotary of State.
(Signed) WM. H. SEWARD.
Capt Woods, Of the steamer Nj. Vernon,
together with his guard, landed at the
White House yesterday, and secured the
country for miles in quest of secession bat
teries which, it was reported, had been
erected there, but none were discovered.
The Governor was formally inaugurated
this afternoon, taking in addition TO the
usual oath, one of stringent opposition 10
the usurpers at Richmond. He then deliy
cred an address to the members of the
Convention, urging p vigorous prosecution
of the work of redeeming the state from
the hands of the traitors.
A message from Gov Pierpoat fayoring a
strong militia organization is expected in
a day or two Tonight the city is in
blaze of excitement, fireworks, bells ring
ing &c. Everybody is rejoicing.
No reliable details are received as regards
the burning of the bridge near Pierpont.
1t is not thought here that the rebels have
gathered in numbers.
Major Mcclellan to-day assumes command
of the Western Virginia forces. He ex-
poets to have 10000 men in the field before
Saturday night
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SPECIAL TO THE NEW YORK COMMERCIAL.

WASHINGTON, June 20--Steamer S.
Lyons has just returned from a cruize on the
Potomac. Her commander reports he cap
tured l / rebel vessels on the river, which
were eEdeavoriug to supply the enemy with
provisions. He delt summarily with them,
burning two and sinking four, and bring
ing the remainder here as prizes. He also
discovered the rebels are again at work on
the batteries at Aquai Greek. At noon to-
day the picket guards from the federal
each other near Fairfax Court House. The
first and principal patent of the Morse Iele-
graph expired at noon to-day.
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~ Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an
order SALE issued of the office of the Clerk of
the Court u Common Pleas of Vanderburgh coun-
ty, Indiana, in favor of Joseph Devin 7. s. Ernest,
!. Ehrmau, and Elizabeth Ehrman, and to me di-
rected, in pursuance of which writ, I will, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY Sd, 1861
Between the hours of ten o'clock NJ. and six
o'clock P. N. of said day, at the door of the
Indiana, offer for sale at public auction the
rents and profits for term not exceeding seven
years, Of the following described property, to-wit
The Narth East quarter of the,North- East quarter
of Section No. eleven (l1 in Township Nc. six (6),
South Of Range eleven (1), West, containing forty
acres And should said rents and prof of said real
estate not sell for sum sufficient to satisfy said writ
aud COSTS vii, at the same time and place, offer
for sale and sell the fee simple of said real for
the satisfaction of said writ and costs, without
gard to valuation or appraisement laws.
JOHN S. GAVITT, 5. v. G.
James T. Embree, Prn's Atty.
lime. 10Th. 1851. iuuel2-3WW
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VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION.-Capt. Hast
ings having made arrangements for the ad-
mission Of a company into one of the new
regiments authorized by the State, is en-
rolling recruits at his headquarters on Lo-
Gust Street, between First and Second. This
is a good chance for active and patriotic
Young men.
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LIEUT.. Col. KEYEs PROMOTED Lieuten-
ant Colonel Erasmus D. Keyes, is promoted
to be Colonel of one of the new regiments
OF the regular army. Colonel Keyes has
been the aid-de-camp of General Scott for
several years past and has sustained the
most intimate confde initial relations with
the General. He was also for several years
Instructor Of artillery and Cavalry at West
Point Academy. His last achievement was
the reinforcement of Fort Picllens.
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To DESTROY FLIEs.-To one pint of milk
add quarter Of pound OF raw sugar and
two ounces Of ground pepper; simmer them
together eight or ten minutes, and place it
about in shallow dishes. The flies attack it
Preedily, and are soon suffocated. By this
method, kitchens, &C., may be kept clear Of
flies all summer, without the danger attend
ing poison 1t is easily tried.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.


IOG bags Coffee Bement & Viele; II rolls leather,
K Keible, Henderson, Ky; Dbl oil, Pretorious
Farney; IA bags coffee, Preston Bros % bags COT
fee Reinent & Viee; l bx Edse j. J. Whitaker /
bx drugs, Sawyer Bray; bxs shoes, Nackey,
Henuiug & Co.; 1919 bush wheat, Igleheart Bros;
3 empty baskets, c. G. Genungi bx books, Is. Lei
fier, Shawneetown.
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CONGRESSION4L ELECTION

LoUIsvILLE, June 2O-MaIlory MAORI
ty, in the city is 5,3I8. 1t is supposed the
county will increase it ], 800. Crittenden's
majority in Fayette is l,O4O in Franklin
county AGO. Orders majority in Bowling
Green is 336.
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ATTENTION, VANDERBURGH GREY5 kali
" on the battalion at Fosters Warehouse
this evening, at half past seven o'clock, LOT
the purpose of transacting very important
business. It IS absolutely necessary for ev-
cry person whose name appears on the roll
to be there nnnctnalIY al the hour.
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eS4STRREFR''S SIZE NO. 2I7.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an order
Of sale issued out of the office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of Nanderbnrgh County,
Indiana in favor of John II. Wilhelm Henry
Zuber, Randolph Zuber, Louisa Zuber, and Henry
Kahre, administrator of the estate Of LOrenz Zu
her, and to directed, in pursuance of which
eEit, viii.
FRIDAY, JUNE 2sth, 1861,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ and four
clock p NJ. of said day, at the door Of the Court
House in the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh Co,
tadianl offer for sale, at public auction, the rents
aud profits for a term not exceeding years,
Ofthe following described real estate to-wit; The
following lot or parcel OF ground, situate in La
mascO City, so called in the County of Wander
burgh, and State of Indiana, known and designa-
ted as lot No. five (5), in Block No twenty. eight
2S) as will appear by the subdivision of said Block
twenty (8) record ed in the Records of Van
Gerburgh County, Book T, Page LOB. And should
said rents and profits OF said real not sell for
"A sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs, will
at the same time and place. offer for sale and sell
the fee simple of said real estate for the satisfaction
Of said writ and costs, without regard to valua-
tion appraisement laws
JOHN 5. GAyITT, Sheriff V. c.
&EJune 6lh.s1sG1. jUne7-3ww
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fhhdefl"lfsh county. A. D. 1861
No GG. 9Th Day
Amelia Hickcox Edwin W Clarke.
Sidney Clarke, Ozsian Clarke, Ju-
liza b. Lewis, and John Lewis her
husband, james l. Clarke, Daniel
D. Sloan, Sophia Hathaway, and
Frank Hathaway her husband,
Emma Jane Parkinson, MOsehy
Dunham, Albert T. Durham, Mary
Ann CIute, and Gerardus s. Clute
her husband Charlotte st John,
and Elijah H. st. John her hus-
band, Nancy Knight, and Francis
L. Knight her husband and Su-
san Abbot, and William II. Abb
VS.. Partition.
Thomas +. Swain, Jr., Charlotte
s. Swain, Elizabeth A. Swain,
William NJ. Swain, Josiah Dun
ham Clarke Julia Douglas, Will
liam Brockway, Samuel Nj oseley
Brockway, Horace A. Brockway,
Ebenezer d. Brockway, Eliza ID.
Brown and Nathaniel D. Brown
her husband Augustus Brock
way, Katharine Brockway, IT.
wing Brocllway, Mary Ella Brock
way, William sloan, William
Henry Parkinson, Winfield 5.
Duseubury, Eugene nuseubury,
Luelhl Durham, Harriet Dan
ham, William g. Swain, Thum-
as L. Swain, Elizabeth 4. Todd
William II. Blood, Horace Dun
ham Blood Mary T.. Hadley,
William ). Hadlry, W III am Otis
Blood, laura : Blood, Thomas
r. blood. Joshua y. Clarke, Hor-
ace Miers and Elijah May
1t appearing by affidavit on file III the Office of the
CLERK Of the Court aforesaid, that the defendants
above named are necessary parties to the above
titled action, the object Of which is the partition Of
Real Estate and that ALI the above named defend
ants are non residents of the State of Indiana,
notice of the tendency said action is therefore
given to all the above named defendants, and that
the same will stand for trial at the next term Of
the Vanderburgh Circuit urT, to be begun and
held at the Court House. in the City of Evansville,
ia the County and State aforesaid, the first Mon
day in October, a u. 1861.
in witness whereof, !, Louis Richter. Clerk
said Court, hereunto subscribe my name this 4th
day of June, AID. 1861.
iune6-3ww LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk, V. &C.
eyHkE REFgE7 . SHE NO. 2I6.
40 Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of two
executions, ono OF which issued out of the Of
Of the Common Pleas Court, of Vanderburgh Co,
Indiana, of which is in favor of j. and T. NJ.
Plan. and in favor of Bernard Nurre Ma
than Rowley and William Bates, replevin bail, and
10 me directed, have levied upon and will, on
FR DAY, JUNE 28th 1861,
Between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ and four
O'Clock P. Of said day, at the door of the Court
county Indiana, offer for sac ct public auction, the
rents and profits for term not exceeding seveE
years Of the following 9scrbed real estate towit
The North East quarter of the North. West quar-
ter Of Section No. twenty-five (22), ia Township
No. six (6), Range No. ten O0), West, in Wander
burgh County, Indiana And should said rent
and profits of said real estate not sell for a sun
the time and place. offer for sale and sell tn
fee simple of said real es tate, without relief from
valuation aFpraisement laws.
JOHN 5. GAYITT, s. V. c.
Jones K Blythe, Plh's Att'ys.
June 9th, 1861. iune7-3ww
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SELF-MADE.-Captain Samuel Mercer, of
the steam frigate Wabash, commanding
bloekading fleet or the harbor at Charles
ton, was admitted into the Charleston Or
phan House on the 10th of March, 1909,
and was bound out on the 8th of July, 1873,
to Capt. Edward P. Kennedy, for the pur-
pose OF learning the science Of navigation
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Uae Da1lv 9oMrmal.
LOCAL NOTICES.

FURNITURE-H. NELSON & Co. have
large auction sale of house furniture to-
morrow morning at 9 o'clock. All kinds
Of new furniture will be sold without re-
serve. Now is a chance to get cheap goods
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BG37- A new Court House has just been
completed at Albion, Noble county, at a
cost of SlI, 100. The Herald speaks of it
as a good job and the work honestly and
cheaply done.
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JOHN II. HARVEY, ESQ, the able editor Of
the Louisville Democrat is prominently
spoken as one of the candidates Of the I'm
ion men in Louisville for the Legislature.
The Journal is for him most enthusiastically.
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stolen.

From the undersigned one black Mare, years
Old, one hind foot white, big ears, and had on a
new saddle Also. a double-barreled shot Cum
one gold Breast Pin, one gold Finger Ring, one
pair Of Boots coat, &c. S25 reward VIII ge gwen
by JOhN hO IN 80 49, -.
Posav County, Morris Township, "a aiies from
Black Hawk Mills P. o. JuheA%-l'N@"
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SPECIAL TO THE WORLD.

WAsHINGToN, June I9.-Scouts have
learned that the rebels have a masked bat
terry on the road leading from Falls Church
to Fairfax. The rebels have their scouts
within two miles Of the Federal lines. The
pickets of the Michigan regiment, who were
sent out last night bad not returned to AL
exandria this morning. 1t is believed they
have been picked o1 10y the rebel scouts.
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ga General Scott, it is said, has com
plimented the bravery of the Indiana vol
uuteers in Virginia.