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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06

tsltebten uno brtrauerten Sruber, rpdbreno er lSs
mem Saterlanbe In Der Gnpdcltdt sinss 5rCmmel'
tnaben, in Der 6cmpasns ., Captain 6. q.
8toabs, 47ites 8seimsnt, YsnnIplpani1her 6rsi,
pilisen, untsr bsm 8sfsbl bss Col. :. 3. G'cOp
-wsItss Rrsimsnt CUR 3sit IsinsS Gblstsns in
Sir9tnten haticnirt par-biente, bur6 3op abs
juterufsn,-patsr feI ss
Be 4 sn-Da6 mir Isinsn frabsn 5Ob
tisf bstrausrn, unb bsr5lih NIT Ieinsn bstrGbtsn
gltsrn unO 5reunpsn In ibrsr Setiimmrnib, Iym'
patbtfrsn.
8e16lc tn-Dne, UbI6Un mir icinCr
8srlu tIsf tstlassn, 90 bsrnch Elm SrOit fir uns
H. 'bab sr In bsm DisnRs Isints SatsrIanbst
farb.
BE 6lO n--DaB, Io(lten feline usber.
rslts fir Serptsuns mad @lentaun ssbra6t wsr'
ben, mir, bic Gaostten ron temperance In enen
SSrp'r fsinsm esi6enbssdnsnib, In uOasm 8sSu
fla, bstwctrsn psrosn.
8sI&loGen--Oab mir mltrs Stubs fiji
ben 3sttraum BON 30 9assn In sinsm 1ttdlihel
S,aurrSufano, 1ur Gbrs unIsres vrfcrbsnsn 8ru
bers, brtneen wollsn.
Se14lO1len-OaB elm isbes WitalIeb I'M
Isrsr SsrtiOn erIattt IN, bic aspG6nlhe Irausr
Badge fir bsnlelbsn 3sitraunl BON 30 5a9m q
trasen.
Sei6lcfisn-Da6 bieis Ssi6ld6e in te
3eitungen oieIss @aunties brtanRt asmaht psrpe
lcIlsn - unb paB ben bstriibtsn gltrn stn Gcpi
prlrlts iitrrrri6t psrbs.
2(u9uitu6 9G. Menni9,
9eoroe @. Reeoer,
9eor9e 9. Sauit,
SSames Sau5mann,
SameS Z. Ru6e,
s 0 M m ttee.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
Dlo Qbe's 6utbcr,iaPcit.

9Sae oen be9nobi9ten Scloaten Scott
betriftt, 70 miro fol9enoes &etere ocmel.
bet: Giner Der Solooten, oes &ermpnt
He9iment6, ju Dem Der 8emeine Scott
aeborte, peIder We9en Sblafen6 auf Dem
QSa6tpclten eri6ohen wcrben foQte, er.
idblt cine Se9ebcnbeit, welbe ocn men.
fbenfreunoliCben 9baraftcr unIeres Qre.
lloenten in'6 flarIte qibt felt. Scott
lolIte frdb Wcr9ens eriboiien wcroen.
Nm gtabmitta9 3upor mar Itine Seonoe
oi9un9 entibieoen rpOroen, altr fein Sc
tdn9niB mar feds ODER feben W2eilen bon
2Sa ibin9ton entfernt. preiiocnt 9incoln
tele9rapblrte an Den nit Der @recution
beauftra9ten SffiBier, aber pa ct feline
4ntport emptln9 uno beftirhtete, Dap
feline SOtibaft nl6t an9elanst iein mobs
te, 70 ma6te CT fib nd6 ginbru6 Der
gta6t auf oen 9Se9 nab Dem Eager, um
ttb 3u Oerildern, Dap UQes in Sronuno
lei. Ser Ssridteritatter ieete binju:
Sb bin elm Semctrat, aber i1 rperoe,
lpenn bic llmftdnoe es jula fen, in 3u
tunft 9elpib meine Stimme fir ,,Slp
Abe" ab9eben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
Rin CbruurSiacr Baum

Sn 6arri5bur9 1T notb Der ob9citor.
bene Stomm iene6 Saume5 iu icGen, an
oen Der Sage nab Die ,Snoioncr oen er.
ltcn mciBen 2(niteOIcr in ienCr 8c9eno,
Sobn 0arri5, banoen um ibn leben6i9 ju
perbrennen. Ser 8dum, lpelcber an Der
SrcntltraBc in Soarrobur9 mob beutt ju
leben 1T, btbt icitcCm Der 0lrriebam.
Nlte GnliepIer bejcu9tcn, Dap tie ais
&noben pon Dem Saumc MauIbccrCn 9es
pflutt babcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
l1Icoieinal. GEpartrmCnt.

Der @encrol Weoicinol 0irtttcr,
0oetor GrippIcr, mar lcBte @Otbe in
Nuftr10 oG6 8rntrol @taior6 MtGlGll1n
in gteu 9Iort, n0d)oem CT pbilore!pbiO
teiutbt bat, I'm arrangements fUr oit
NufnoDmc un0 &erpilegm8 alter &ran:
fen mo Seumunocten ju trtfTen, Die icBl
in oPn S0oipitllcrn ju g&ai aibin1tcn, I'm:
noppli6 uno Baltimore lino un0 trans:
portirt ncrocn tonntn. Gr bat ihpn
cine lniabl 0r0Ber @ebduoe in @bitaod-
pbla oemictbet, o0uMtfr bd6 @irorr
Qaue, mO man lo1t, b1Btr 81 oem s3redt
oa6 Staat6 }lrlenal mD onrcre of5nt,
libe @ebdutt in }tniprutb ncDmen mill
Die Ooipit1Itr in lSoitbinoton, 2lml
polls, @err9etolpn !t., Dejtbt auf oi1lr
Nelie aelcert m0Ncn, lperpen oOann he
relt 9ebolten Tir otn @tbrdub 2lUitni
gen, rcId)t in Den btu0rltebeuoen Gbla,b
ten Utrmunoer lptrptn mo8en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
Rin Uribut Ger Sod,adbtuna. =.

Bel elmer fsRssisbtm Ssriammluna Der 2sbo
Section NO. 10 GaOtts bon 1rmprdncs, asbal.
ten am Disnitds atsnO, Set. 8, 1861, wurpsn
fclssnbs Stl&IaiTe anssnOmmsn, in Sejus aul
Ons AbIsbrn Oss AlfrsO 6. gifsRtraun, sinss psr
dlteRen Nltslirbsr bitItr Strticn.
Ssl6IOien, Bag ss btm apmG&tiatn.
osm GnOrOntr Der mtni<6tn anssIsssntsittn,
ssfallm tat, q. 6. 6 ltnbrau mItrn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
6rauri9es Ltnaluf .

S0r. 6affe, pon 8reorifsbur9, 0ibas
non Gauntp, be9db ficb am oorlceten 6reis
tag in Se9Ieitun9 ieiner 6inoer in eincn
8oIo, nm Saftanien ju Iammetn. @r
bate cine 9elaoene 8Iinte bel lib, welbe
our9 einen 3ufaQ lOs9irn9. Der SduB
trat zines ieiner &inoer, Elm I6. ii dbriae6
:Wdoben, in ben 0eb uno perpun6ete e6
10 bart, Dap es balo oorauf ftarb,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
SriFgssNaa a,r;cs,tela.

aS'r labsn btsrna&Rsbsnb bic wi6tisRsn unb
me'F ~asriGstnlt&sn-bsnn ale su ssbtn III In
etnsm US@sntlt&sn Slatte rsiR unm5slI&-
SrtsSs'Wa&ri&tsn, sruppsn. .Sspssunssn, u. (.
r., ptsOsr, ME iie BON Sag Su Gag bst uns elm.
trsttsn, fOIssn, bamtt unsrs esisr BON alien Dor.
fallen tm 3uiammsnbuns untsrriGtst psrbsn:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
Nitc 6artcn.

}INc SjGrten - bcicnoers alte-io(Iten
allie ) o0tr & Sabre einmol tiberfolft nerz
ocn. - 23em man bcn @arten 3pan,ia
3ou titf um0rdbt mo oen unteriten
8runo 0uf ole SbrrflQbe brin0t, ebe
man oen &olf ampcnrct, miro bic &irz
rma ouBerorpentIitb iein. Gr mIroe Ell
nen coppelten Grtra9 liefern. Qf6e uno
S0lj, ate bis 4 Sabre, iino 9IeibfoQs
9onl pp9GaIi6. SitIe Wcricnen oinoen
lDren @drten ale Sabre nit Stollmiit
4no ptnpunotrn lib, Dap Der Grtro9 oera
ltIbtn idbrllb weni9er miro. Bdroen
llt mler &trfobren befoI9en, ndmlib|
rcnlcIben Jmpsilcn nit 6aIt, NICbe m6I
Salj bcitrtuen, oa6 mir offers empfcblen|
Daben--natiirib nur Elm oieier Mittel in
elncm Sobr ampenben, miiBte Der 8runs
feline urIprtin8lde Gr0iGbioteit boIo wie1
Der erIan9en.
Giefe6 llmarabsn be6 @artens Ip&t in
0Crtit, oen @ruuo in SbcQen lieaer
IoiTtn fir Ole &irtlm9 pes Srcttes wdb
reno oem &inter, bat ebenfalIS eine pcr
Wefflide &irtun0. .-(@er. Sel.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06

@ ,SH Chicago, ST., bat Die Oienfl
mage SSullo Garrett cen 2u9enarSt s. d
Gololpell mc0en 05tlider Wiibbonolun
um S61ocncriaB ptrtIo9t. Sc erbelI
Dap ooe 6rauenjimmtr ~ beia9tem @olJ
neil gina, um elncn lpeiBen Sled auf il
rem linten 2(uos lpeoturiren iu loiIen. |
Scn5r 8lcct mar cine Norbc, bic iitb
ScI9e cincS @eldNpiire6 ouf Dem 2(uI
9cbiIott bate. @alopcll perbieB d
28eoItbafuna bG6 Slettens uno Die I'd
li9e 2SipCrbcritcIlun9 be6 Quees. Q
Sraucnjimmcr bCiatlte fcoann $50
Scrou5 uno Der Ooftcr be9ann iei
Operation, Die boriu bcitano, oaB er D
mciBen SIcf ourtb cine 0taorl bob ID
ttn a + b nj tt, rorauf Die Sldfii9t
oe6 Nu0c6 au6Iicf uno bic Sebfraft 4
fort puroe. Salo Oarauf ent,GnG
lib audi od6 rcbte 2(u9e uno Der Dot
9oB ccr ormen Yoticntin &rcpfen in b
lelbe, Die e6 bCinobe ebenfalls 3erif
bdttcn. Die &ld0eriu perIon9t nunm
SDaoencrlaB, ipelben ibr Dor eini
Sa9en Die SurD in Der Summe BON $
600 ;uiprlCh.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06

DS. 3. @ortb, Der dltere 6erausz
9eber oe5 Sibanon Courier, 1T ucn 0rn.
Cameron ais 3ablmeifer in Der 2lrmee
an9eitelIt porocn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
tlnsebcurc 2tuofubr pon Sroe,fete

Nic Guanttit @ctrcicc, >peltbt nil
ieBt nab europa ouofibrcn, 1T unoe
beuer orob. yeett 9Sotbe belief IltD Ole
Sume cer bon N{eu Nlcrt ou69efGbrten
auf I,371,546 25Uilbcl, ouBtr S3,124
Barrels 6loHr; ntr &eiamnnpttb Der
ielben wilo auf Uoei uno cine uitrtrl M(il
lang 81 unlerm Gunlttu 1T itbr btpeu.
teno umo 10 Ntit ais t5 Ole tOitbartn
Wctallt anbtIln9t, miro oA6 yono reid
ourb oen Arta. @tnn mir in 6rieotn6,
jciten unitr @eIo nur III $laule beDalten
uno uniCrm CiQenen @slperb1eib cdmit
auf fGeIrn politGu, mas fur Giu rtitbe6
Solf U%;DsN lpir odnn icn - 51ofent.
ibAptroen pir iraGrGnc unrtr &rieNo.
SrllblaIe eini9t ytbren mo einprG8tn,
ue'6e WoDItbGti8 flir m6 lein burfgn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
lein un9lutlidbtr GlHdlicbcr

Sin 6rofouer 6anomerfcr, 9}amtn,
Srotcwdfp, bate cas- AroBe yoo6 orl
0itreibiibcn 2(nteibe gotttrir 0emcnnen.
lin fofort in cen &CiiB bto @eminnl
$250,0 900 @uIotn) iu 0eton9en, beQuemtt
ct llb iu tintm 2tbju9e pcn 1900 @ut
cen. Sobato CT obfr oo6 @llo bate
mar It Elm unaLiittlibcr, pcrlorcn2l
Wenib. Gr bate fcinc ruDiae Stunor,
traute Yficm1notn, erblicftt ielbf in iei:
nen beiten Sreunocn, Nduber, Die iDnr
nab Dem 9ebtn tratbtettn. Gr ltbloG lci
nen Sbag in eincn eiicrnen &ofTcr um6
bar9 oielrn i'm finiteriten QSinfsl. -
StGnoli6 i6lib er oortbir, INN liN am
Nnblif oe6 9tcitbtbum6 ju lpepcn. Sen
gtabd09Cr nabm cr ouf Dem &oTer. Gr
sbalte fld, bis CT Den GVpbu6 bctam unO
6Qran Itarb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
ucbcr oic t1iasara Sale.

Sin fdrcfli6er Scrfall creionete
am pOrlcetcn Samitd9 am yeiao
Sale. Sin iun9er mann BON unaef
Is Sobren, lpclltc nit cinem @ccte
Chippewa fdDren; naboem er foft Il
Die game Sreite be6 8luBes bis |
@bippepa Greef juriit9elc9t bate,
Tor mon ibn aus Dem 8eiIbt. q
3cit na6ber bemcrftcn QerIonen an
9anaoa Scite, oaB oa6 leere 8ooI
Sdlen jufbwimme uno aucb iibcr b
ben 9e9an9en fsi. Man uermutbet
Der iun9e Wann aus Dem 8Ccte in
6luB 9efollen 1T uno iber oen Gatt
bInpe99efbmemmt purbe. Sein
nam 1T nod nidt 9sfunoen. Stdd
Scotes murcen am Rabmittao oeI
T Die Gauntice &enonoo uni
petite itno ron Der IeBtcn 8Iutb 4
belm9ciubt rrorOcn. 2(m Clarion
purrcn ale SGNemiitlen bis auf
pe09elbmcmmt uno beinabe ale 8t
]in9en fort. Der Si9 8eoGtone
p9r , Sup bcber ols ie 3uuor. 0el
uIt an MdbIodmmen, 8enjen, Selb
.en uno 0eu entlan9 oieiem 8a6
oil iber 100000 betrasen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
per arieg fit bic Iluiou.

Das Cruppen Gcntinsent pcnn(ylpa.
niens.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-06
gUn fort MSDmrDc

Sort Monroe 81. Oft. Das 1autOCt
,Gtban, aasn" ID UUn Der srOBsn GrpsbitiUn
naG SamptOn Rcaos in 5Olss bss unssifimsn
BettTs an ben Sdasn ;uriidscIstrt. gs bat
feline 9ia&ri&tsn pom Bi&ttststt in Ssus duf
bic Expedition mitsetraHt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01
Last Nights Dispatches.
POSTS SPECIAL.

WASHINGTON, May 3I.-Preparations are
evidently making for forward movement
of Government troops. They are all under
orders, and are ready to march at a moments
notice. The probable object is a sudden
concentration upon the rebel forces in Vir-
ginia.
a party OF fifty rebels reached Baltimore
from Harpers Ferry. They are Baltimore
ans. Gen. Cadwallader has an eye on them.
A report current in Baltimore, that the
tug Yankee, had been captured by the
rebels, is false. She is now at the Navy
Yard.
The District Attorney Of Maryland, had
an interview with Attorney General Bates,
respecting the Cadwallader habeas coEpus
case. The result is not known.
The Tribunes dispatch says all is quiet at
Fort Monroe. One hundred and fifty ne
groes were at the Fort and the number was
increasing. The Star says nine rebels were
killed at Sewells Point in the recent con-
flict. Also that the rebels had stopped
work on the entyenchments at Manassas.
Fifteen thousand soldiers were concentrated
in western Virginia. -Four companies of
District Militia have crossed into Virginia
with six days rations.
In Wheeling district the Union candidate
has ID, 600 majority. N Parkersburgh dis
trict 10000 majority.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

Summary, May 29.-SRNArE.-The Sen
ate passed a large number of bills of gen.
eral character.
The bill to amend several sections of the
appraisement law was, on motion of Mr..
Shoemaker, laid on the table, and by con-
sent, the same gentleman made a report
from the Finance Committee on the House
bill on the same subject, substituting the
House bill for the Senate bill. The report
was concurred in. This bill reduces the
number of columns on the duplicate-strik-
ing out the designations of the several kinds
of tax to be levied, and placing them in an
aggregate in one column. 1t also places the
value of lands and town lots, and the i'm
provements in one column for the lands,
and another for town lots.
The bill was discussed briefly, and for
mally passed over, when it was again taken
up and recommitted.
HOUSE MESSAGES.
A House Joint resolution for advancing
money to the six regiments of volunteers
for the three months service was taken up
and passed. 1t provides ready money for
the troops ordered into immediate service
supplying it in advance of their pay from
the United States.
The further proceedings OF the Senate
were without general interest.
HoUsE.-After sundry personal explana-
tons, a joint resolution WIS introduced and
passed mem. con, to advan q five dollars to
each non com missioned officer, private and
musician, known as "three months men"
A resolution requesting the Governor to
Immediately call into service for sixty days
a company of cavalry militia in each county
bordering on the Ohio, and providing for
their equipment, pay, &c, was, after pro-
tracted discussion, rejected. An Intellectual
effort was made to reconsider the vote re-
curing the removal of Commissary Gener-
al Mansur. The balance of the proceedings
of the House was on subjects of special leg
islgtion and of no general interests.-T IL.
Express
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

ST.. LOUIS, May 31.-When the Mcdonald
habeas corpus case came up in the United
States District Court this morning, General
Harvey made return that Capt. Mcdonald
had been removed to Illinois, and was now
in the military command of Gen. McClel-
land. That he had never had the body of
the prisoner under his control, consequently
he was unable to produce him. Gen. Har-
ney further stated by order from Washing
ten dated the 10th, but only received yes
terday, be had been removed from the COM
mand of the department.
1t is understood that General Lyon sue
ceeds Harvey.
The Democrat denies that Col. Blair's
regiment is ordered to Virginia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

BG5- While other places are suffering Sc
verely from the depreciation of banks, our
city, thanks to the prudence and foresight
of our bankers, is suffering little. There is
little or no depreciation in the money cir
Chatting here. The best class of Illinois
money is now 20, and tie second class 10
per cent. discount. This depreciation, of
course, is lost by the billholders.-Ind.
Guard.
The enormous expenditure of money for
legislative, judicial, executive and military
purposes at indianapolis has done and is
doing far more for the trade and currency
of the place than all the banks and bankers
in it. While we rejoice in the prosperity Of
Indianapolis we would not have her press
and people forget that they are made pros
porous by the life-blood of the trade oil
other towns and cities in fhe State. The
war troubles have Frustrated the trade OIL
the Ohio river cities. The war has made
trade prosperous and money plenty at In
dianapolis, and given to that city a sound
currency. 1t has also done something fol
the clothing trade of Cincinnati, but moth.
ing for any Of the cities in Southern In
diana. We do not complain of this, but we
don't want it forgotten.-Mad. Courier.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

LOUISVILLE May l3.-Immense quanti-
ties of freight, for the South, is going 70
Nashville, by Railroad. 1t is rumored, the
transportation of goods will be stopped on
Monday. The exodus of Southerners North
ward is unprecedented, and is partly attrib-
utable to the stoppage of boats on the Mis-
sissippi river. 1t is also rumored, that if
the Nashville road be stopped, the Tonnes
seeans will advance into Kentucky, and
take possession of the road. The Union
men of Kentucky are determined to permit
no aggressions, from any quarter.
The Memphis Bulletin announces the ar
rival of Beauregard, on the 29th, to take
command of the Western division of the
Confederate army.
The army worm is approaching Louis
Vile in vast numbers threatening to des-
troy cereals in this vicinity.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

BALTIMORE, Nay 3L-Shortly after mid
night, party of disorderly men approach
ed the picket guard on Federal Hill. The
camp guard hailed them twice, and receiv-
ing no reply fred. One man was wounded.
They arrested six Of the men, four of whom,
after examination this morning, were dis
charged, while two were detained for in
Yestigation.
Extensive preparations were making at
Fort Monroe. Troops were being moved
forward rapidly into the interior and it was
thought that an attack on Norfolk would
shortly be made. Geo. B. Tucker of Balti-
more, suffers clerk, was arrested on a
charge of holding communication with the
enemy. He was sent to Fit. McHenry this
morning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

BALTIMORE, May 31.-A steamer from
Fort Monroe, which left there yesterday, has
arrived here.
Gen. Butler spent Monday at Newport,
where the greatest confusion has prevailed :
From want of experience on the part of the
Quarter Masters and Commissaries, provis-
ions not having been promptly distributed,
foraging parties provided literally for
themselves and in some instances wantonly
destroyed property.
Col. Phelps, of the Vermont regiment, is
now in command OF the post.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

WASHINGTON, May Sit is stated that
a number of vessels were fitting here for
some destination not made public. The
following dispatch, received at the Navy
Yard between four and five o'clock this af-
ternoon, affords an explanation
The Keystone State reports that in pass
ing Aqua Creek, the Freeborne and Ana
costa were engaging battery at Aqua
Creek with success. Shall I send the Po-
cahontas, with her ten-inch gun, to assist
(Signed) CAPT. DAHLGREN,
Commander at the Navy Yard.
Immediately on the receipt of the dis
patch, the Navy Department ordered two
men-of- war down to support Capt. Ward.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

WARSAW, Mo-, May 3l.-The Union men
of Pettis, Henry, Benton, and Morgan coun-
ties, numbering about zoo, organized seven
companies near Cole in this county,
on Tuesday last, and threatened death to
every secessionist in the Usage Valley. They
have sent an agent to Gen. Harvey for
arms. Great excitement existe here, and
had it not been for the peace arrangement
between Gen. Harvey and Gen. Price, the
companies here would have driven these
men from the country at whatever cost.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Jame5 Watson
Webb has been appointed Envoy Extraor-
binary and Minister PIenipotentiary TO Bra
zil. The revenue laws require vessels enter
ing port, with informal papers, to be
seized, but inasmuch as those coming from
the South, where the Custom Houses are in
possession Of iAsuHectionary parties, they
can obtain the proper olearances. The Sec
rotary of the Treasury, with view of rem
ed wing the endorsements and trouble IN
der these circumstances has decided that in
all cases where il appears thst there was
no fault on the part of the Commander, the
latter shall not be compelled to 20 into
Court, but on q correct representation of the
Collectors where the vessels arrive, the fines
and fees which the laws impose shall be re-
mitted.
Post routes and post offices managed by
loyal citizens in loyal districts in Virginia
are not to be deprived of the mail service
under the recent order of the Post Office de-
partment. If they should be temporarily
suspended by the general order, they will
be restored upon advice of the facts.
At Alexandria a new Collector having
been appointed, the post has been re-opened
to the commerce OF the country, and there
fore vessels will be admitted as heretofore.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

4 case Of Eight Months standing cured By BEER
HAYES HOLLAND BITTERS.
Michael Kelly, No. III Seventh, near Grant St,
says:
sqast July, while running on the river, cot
tonsboat plying between Eatchez and New Or
leans, 1 was taken with Fever and Ague. For eight
long months 1 suffered with this dreadful disease
The greater part of this time was unable to work,
and spent at least fifty dollars for diferera medi-
cnes, but found no permanent relief Three weeks
ago, one of my friends insisted upon my trying
BGRHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERS, saying hat
a gnaranteed After taking it for week,
1 must state, a sound man. have been at
work now for two weeks, and have had return
of the ChiIls and Fever whatever"
1 certify that the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS,
Diamond House, or at r. Chester's Gothic Hall.
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Gen. McDougal, commanding our for
ces in Virginia, has information that
Col. Lee is advancing with $4,000 reb-
ell troops upon Alexandria. The precise
point at which he now is, l do not
learn That Gen. McDougal anticipates an
attack, is evident, for the approaches to
Alexandria from the direction of Manassas
Gan and Richmond are being strongly for
tilted.
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There were indications of an inten-
ton to evacuate Harper's Ferry, but we
can get no positive information. They
expect an attack from the West, and
keep a sharp lookout every night, the
men sleeping on their arms.
It is understood, to-day, that Gov. Banks
plans for increasing the army by 100, 600
men, will be adopted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-01

NEVER BEHIND THE TIMES. AS good
oney is very scarce at present, E. Rosen-
AID & Co., at the Oak Hall clothing house
J. IS, Main street, inform the public that
, is willing to take Illinois and Wisconsin
oney at a very small discount. We have
very large and extensive stock of ready
ade clothing, and gentlemen's furnishing
pods which have to be disposed of in a
Try short time. This is very good OPP
3rtunity for those who have any of this
oney, to get rid of it. d&w-tf
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MOVEMENTS OF THE ARKANSAS REBELS
The Arkansas State Convention has passed
a military bill, authorizing the Governor to
call out go, 600 men if necessary. 1t halves
the State into two grand divisions, Eastern
and Western, and appoints one Brigadier-
General for each. General Bradley was
unanimously elected to the command of the
Eastern, and General Pierce, late of the
United States Army, 10 the Western Diyis-
ion.