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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-19
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.THE San Francisco Mirror. says, "out-of
nearly one hundred exchanges published on
/ this coast, and received at this Office, we
can find not one that comes out openly, or
otherwise, in faFeB.ofan independent repub-
lie. California is faithful to the Union.'.
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CHRISTIAN KRATza..s.... ......Wh AEtLhAf
KRATZ & HEII4MAN.
HTTY F0TTNnRVI

-
MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS, t-'tf' riV
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thrasing Machines, hi nys,,4 4Le. ,vn
EvHHE PRoPRIET0RS OF THE CITY FOUN
~ dry beg leave 10 Inform their friends and tbs
public in general that they are prepared to do an
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining to tha Foundry busi
ness. They are manufacturing STEAM EEGINEs ANl
BOILERS of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing Of any size; Distil-.
iery and Mining Machinery Tobacco Screws, Cum
ming Machines ThTRsbing Machines Malt Mills
Horsepowers, COrn-shellers, aehihery OF sl kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings Of
every description, Iron HOusenents, Cellar Grales
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest i'm
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons g.
> BREWERS, DISTIbLEkS, RECTIFIERS, &c,
I Snpplied with every description of Copper ano
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing. Kettles Hetrlgeratofa
Attemp porators, SPsrges, Stillheads and Worms Oh
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills
Yeast jugs Cans. Syphons, &C.; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps OF every
variety for beer spirits, oil, Dc; Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Whistles, &c.
/ Workmen Gent to, a1parts to Mt up work and d"
repairs on Steam- Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
| '''+ OLD METALS BOUGHT. ear. -
They are dealing in and sailing Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge,i Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour Sepsrators, German Rolt-
ing Cloth Sum Elastic Betting Packing, Hoe-, dc
ef the best kind; EppiateY Sheet Iron. Block Tin,
Fig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. .'
They have every facility of the best Machinery
aud workmen, and will give all work entrusted TO
them, their individual attention, SLING orders
promptly, warranting their work, apd are satisfied
With reasonable prices.
ew OHics and Sale Rooms, No. 80 Main street;
Foundes y,-Boiler Yard aR Machine Shop on Fine
street. between First 'esond Streets E!aus-
Vile, Indiana. deer
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sA.The Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson says
that the destruction OF the American Union
would be a second fall TO man, more sinful
than the first because without Temptation,
and more fatal because beyond tile prospect
OF redemption.
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NEw'YoR BANkINe.-The progress of
the banks Of New York city and state, unv
der the Free Banking system, for ten years.
Is shnNzn hv he flal Inzrircc :. -
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.0OTICs OF D1ss0A UTIO.,- .

The partnership heretofore existing between j.
Davidson and Z. Jervis is this day dissolved by
1hutHai consent. The bookA and accounts of the
late irna are in the hands Of G. Davidson, on First
street. All accounts das the hrm are payable only
10 g. Davidson or his: order. H. Jervis will con-
tinue the business OF the late firm at the old stand
on main street - ~ Il DAVIDSON 4 JERTIS.
Irud
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Something New.

Having opened An establishment for the manu-
facture Of CORN BRoOMS on Water st. bet Main
and Locust, in the Room formerly Occupied the
Telegraph Once, would respectfully call the at
am now manufacturing every description of Corn
Brooms and will sell at lower prices than the same
can be bought in Cincinnati or louisville. Dealers
would do we'll TO call at my establishment before
purchasing elsewhere. The Market price paid for
Broom Cora at all times.1 AN. CoENETT.
SEN 26-3md
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W.nPORT.1.1-T APPROXIMATIONS:

Just now, when money is, scarce, If yOu want %
save fro 10 to 25 per cent IN purchasing groccres
go 10 Yickepy's, and be astonished &C the great
change that has taken place IN favor Of buyers
Come, all Of you who have money, and yoH eAo pay
aehea are ask Tor Il, and get tina biggest dollar
worth Of everything You have got for d long tims
Bring your Illinois, WISCONSIN, TenHessee, Iowa
Michigan, Kentucky, and IN other good MONEY
The Panic - vgon't last always. Come soon Nc
humbug. Try at .l- NICkER4 BROS,
dec7 50 hfaiu street.
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. B6s~south Carolina processes a deadly
hostility to coercion, yet. she is very much
in favor. Of it as a means Of obtaining loans
from her banks and richlmen.---Lon. Jour.
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IRRESISTIBLE STYLES AT
PERSUASIVE PRICES.
SHANKLIN & REILLY
Have now'in store, and are submitting for in
speoton, their recent extensive purchases of Fau
and Winter Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which
for Elegance. Variety and CltaaFness, are unsur-
the annexed ist which will lie disposed Of prices
that cannot fail TO meet with tAe appreciation OF
the most fastidious. The Goods are all new aud
warranted perfect. They embrace 'tu
Black. and COlored Cloths,
p Black and Fancy Doeskins,
Fancy English Tweeds, Cas-
simeres, Sattinets, Jeans,
.1e, &c. Blankets, Flannels,
~ sa Plain and Fancy Plaid
.a= eH Lindseys, Ladies' Strip
a' ed and Plain Middle
F. sex Cloakings, Eng
'1 lish, French, and
-- American Prints
/ and Gipghams,
Silks and Fancy
Dress Goods of
the most approved styles,
Renfrew Plaids, Royal Pop
Inns, Plain and Fancy Cash
meres, Plain. and Fancy
French and English Mer-
inoes, Pacific, Manches-
ter and Hamilton De
LANES and Alpaccas;
a large stock of Bro
che, Stella, Fancy
Snow Flake, Sup.
Scotch Clan Tar -
tans, Mcdonald 10
& MaIcom Long '
and Square
Shawls, Fancy Bonnelli and
Striped Wool Shawls & Hand
kerchiefs, Plain and Fancy
All-Wool DeLaines. -'
In the Hosiery department Viii - found re
plete Stock, in Plain, Mixed, 4nd Fanny Wool sud
Fleeced Cotton Hose, Fancy Wool Knitted Goods.
including shagls, Hoods s0ntagsl kubiss, g.,
Ladies' and Gents Kid, 4, SILK, Cloth, and Buck
skin Gloves and Gautitlets, LaAies and Gents D.
Eool and Merino Vests and Drawerar Hats aud Gaps
IN l5w shapes, and Ladies' Furs.
~ Ehey prepared 10 exhihlt thsir Pte importa-
ticn of Irish Linen Goods, comprising Irish Linens
and HAndkerchiefs, the best assortment Of Sheet
| ings aud Shrtings eyer Offered, Liqen pamaTk
Table Cloths, Beachrd and Brown. all sizes Nap.
kns, Towels, DOylies, and every otheR description
pertaining to this class Of Ipanuiacture.
n. B-Now on hands, great variety Of Thomp-
sons Celebrated Skirts, nov soigyornDy known u
the Ladies Of this city and which S. & T.. have
had the pleasure of Introducing 500
As we DESTROYS to give to our customers every
advantage possible, and having facilities for 80 DO
ing second to none in our line of buspess We are
therefore fully determined TO dispose of our pres
large stock at the smallest reHufefAtiYe prices
A call respectfully solicited. octl3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. =
go TTg-7TT-Z z - =, y
Fresh Arrival of IL.
DRY G00DS,AND NOT IONS


~ KEEN 81 PRESTON'S. se7s
WMIN x, HAVE JUST COdE.H B.N-CED
w receiving our Second Eall and Winter
vita the trade to eall apd examine onr goods aud
prices believing make II the interest Of eV-
erygcash OF prompt time. buyer 10 deal with VS.
We have just opened,
- sI5 csses Assorted high soicred Bladder Prints'
sasss soid biacK @ and black and purple Prints
2 do Furniture Prints ? sr-is t, =
2 do Comfort Prints.
.r fgured). ~ .s.U
2 do Tfckings.
3 bales Scarlet FlanneiA. 81 -tt.#e -it '-
'tiSS Dc Heavy Hsr fSSs Tweed. (srOwu .n1 oxford
Mixed1, -.a-..
q do Sattinets. :
do Californis 6hirtinzs- -r-=-T
A = do Bleached Muslins
bales Sea Island fine brown shirtings. '7
3 do Shifting Stripes. ads
4 cases 2 By and BY 4 Apron Checks.
6 bales u Brown ShirtinRs. -s.s.- r
6 do light IA Brown ahirtings.
10 do Heavy Al Brown Shestings. -ss '
4 DO Brown Drills.
100 pieces Jaconet aid GambElc Muslius.
80 do .Himalayas, -,,... .fs-
= 60 do 1ssorted High OoIsred DeIainss.' a
40 do Solid Colored DeIaInss. .
25 do Tartan Plaids.
80 do Cashmeres. 60.
IS do Plaid Coburgs.
45 do Blue and Brown Cooargs. ~ -T
rs do Merines. s'.- .
80 dozen Woolen Shirts and Drawers (White and
Grey mixed). adt avs
300 C0iored and White Hoped Skirts.
An Assortment Of Comforts, Hosiery, Gloves,
Threads, Belts, Chambrays, Velvet Ribbons, Gaf-
feta Ribbons Combs, Hair Pins, 3uspsnd5rs, &C.,
which makes our assoF oFtInent more complete, and
all for sale Low AS THE LOW EST: z
KEEN d. PREsToNs.
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''< Ameri can. Watches j!
Ny stock embraces a great variety of very new
styles Jewery Twould call tile special attention of
ladies to some very excellent and chaste Etruscan
CarbuncIe-an Amethyst setss set III pearl, which
are at very reasonable prices also fine assort
ment of Rings, B6ckets, Bracelets, Neckchains,
Guard and Fob Chains, which will sell AS cheap,
if not cheaper; than any house in the city.
T. 'Call'and examine ms stock and prices
TO- s.s --. - . ~ = p. Il. .GEISLER,
Dec 24 No .SI.NTaio Stteat tet ID 4 .yrd -
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KHORSRS! MULES!
~@ ft no. Hle

Read 4 Bnrrow keep q hne assortment of Horses
and Mules for sale cheap for cash, prompt paper
rdecl0 Ii g.. tee fr .42 SO. -a.. +...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

Bras FILE Corrosive are authorized to
contradict the report, of orders having been
issued from headquarters or any CT tho officers,
prohibiting tho destruction Of Cotton or Rice,
in danger Of falling into tho hands Of ths
enemy.
The commanding officers :. ell CT the e1.
posed points On our coast have received posi-.
tive instructions to burn or destroy all pro-
perty mhich cannot be conveniently taken
away, and is likely to be seized by the enc
ny Charleston Courier, Nov. %,
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TooNriSuED oI SECOND PAGE.

MILITARY Exr.UrIos.-The Jackson "Mis.
sissippisn," publishes an extract Of letter
from member Of the Mississippi Rifles, a:
Pensacola, describing the execution Of e young
naa named Mulens, VINO fatally stabbed the
Is. sergeant OF his company.
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Yhe| Richmond ENQUIRER,
,.''.D pArLY, ssMI.wERKLY AND wEExL7
~, .TyLER. WISE Il .ALLEGRE.

TERMS:
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~ s.i;>-, II taken tor ihorter period than one
49, ne s.s,-Tsrklr Ave dollars Por annnsn, spd
Us. r. ,,r ak months payable IN auTsnee For the
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* 'aSS' -tr~.s,.,,s9.lx .lx THE DALI IHouIiSI..
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24
To Arms.

Five thousend more troops are called for
from California; Four regiments of infantry
and one regiment Of cavalry are to be placed
at the disposal of that glorious old pnt'lo'-
soldier G enefal Sumner We expect to see
our people begin TO realize. now, that they
have something to do with the great nation
of which California is part. There is some-
thing to be done by Californians. We have
no fears but that they will respond as be-
comes them. Ten days should be ample
time in which to raise companies and reach
San Francisco. Our military men throughout
the State will take immediate action, and the
day on which the Governors proclamation
reaches n given town, is the proper day for
opening an enlisting off ce. The Union Of
to-day will probably contain the document
Let those who intend to act, do it to-day
and let the papers of tomorrow morning
notify those who are ready to volunteer, that
enlistment rolls are waiting for their sigma
lures. The Government wants troops now
Let our favored State be found quick in re-
spending to the Nations call
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

PoLTlcAL.-M Major &. w. Bowie, candidate
for Attorney General, on the Union Demo-
cratic ticket, made very able and effective
speech at this place on Monday evening last
Ills exposition of secession, from its first in
ception, and his defense of the action of the
Federal Government in resisting, with the
fall force Of the Federal power, armed trea-
son against the Government, was So plain
convincing and conclusive. that it could not
fail to carry conviction to the minds of every
intelligent heGrer The Major makes a inc
appearance on the stump, gentlemanly. cour.
teous and confines himself to arguing the
issues before the people instead of Lerating
opposition candidates. Hisattempts at prov
ing difference between himself and the
kepublica party, might as well have been
omitted; otherwise, bis speech was received
with the highest favor by all loyal and Union
loving citizens. DR. D. p. burst candidate
for the Assembly. followed Mr. Bowie in a
fe" remarka-Red Blu6 Independent. (Rep)
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

the Charleston Mercury. Here is the para.
graph:
1t is to be hoped that within very short
space of time the army of the Potomac will
increased to an extent that will render all
efforts of the enerny f0tils Iv1 vnd contlh-
gency, and enable our skilful Generals to
carry across the border In this latter point
of view The obtainment of so many fine wag
ons and horses is an exceedingly fortunat,
circumstance, saving much time and grea
expenditure of money. When Washington
falls and Maryland is redeemed, let Philadel-
pha prepare, for this is game of two coun
tries
Couldn't the Mercury draw a little mlder
Let us discuss the Powell falsely called Crit
ten) comproinise.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

j. L McCoNNElL AND KENTUCKY The
cundidnte of the party which apologies for
treason, aud would make peace upon terms
dictated hy traitors, j. r. Mcconnell. admits
that he probably said. in Mary sviile. as
charged that "As goes Kentucky, SO l 20,
and as sure as we stand here, kentucky will
he out of the Union in two weeks" Bus he
insist4 that he spoke then as n private cili-
zen engaged in private conversation. WELL
suppose he did speak AS a private citizen !;
has he n private and a public opinion on Sc
ces-ion and the war question? Has he an
opinion as an individual citizen and another
as a candidate? If he has, he is unworthy
the suffrage of even aSecessionist AS gem
eral rule, men speak their candid and real
sentiments in private, but often dieguise and
modify them as candidates, with the view of
obtaining votes. This may he the case with
Mcconnell. Unless this is the position he
occupies before the people, his explanation is
meaningless John R. Mcconnell undoubt-
edly spoke his real sentiments when he de-
| clnred that "as Kentucky goes, so go, and
as sure as we stand here, Kentucky will be
out of the Union in two weeks" lie was
then perfectly confident that Kentucky
would secede from the Union, and he was
ready to secede with her If that was not
rank secession in sentiment, we know not
what is. Now, Mcconnell, as a candidate,
III order, we suppose, TO neutraIize some OF
the odium which attaches to secession in Cal
ifornia declares in his public speeches that
lac does not believe in the right of secession
The people, though, will pursue the prudent
course and judge Mcconnell 10y his private
professions IN favor of secession.--SGcraHleat
Upi0R
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

A FAcErIoUs CANDIDATE-The Republicans
of San Francisco nominated Sam Soue for
State Senator. Soule thinks that the noml-
nation is poor one, an that the Convention
also made another bad selection. We sup
pose he refers to Perkinsa. Accordingly he
addressed the following letter to the Com
vention:
WILLIAM PEARSON, Esq-Sir: In answer
to your note of the nth inst, informing me
that have been nominated for the State SEN
ate by the Republican Nominating Conven-
ton. and requesting me to inform you wheth-
er | approve the resolutions passed by the
Convention and published in the papers OF
theday and also whether accepted the nomi-
nation, | say that approve the resolutions
and accept the nomination, hoping, however
that before the Convention adjourns SINE d'e,
a majority of its members, il not Il e entire
body, will have ascertained the important
fact that neither my nomination, nor that OF
one other person, is acceptable to large
number of Republicans-that men much bet
ter qualified than am and possibly as well
qualified as he is, can and should be noml-
mated in our stead-and that the Convention
will determine it &c be the lest policy to lay
both of us on the shelf and nominate two
gentlemen who will give more general satls-
faction, not only to the Republicans OF this
city and county, but to the people at large:
IT. perchance, the ghost of some hopeful
individual, should he lowering over the Con-
vention, endenvoring to fathom the mysteries
Of the dark future, in aticipitalon of becom.
ing the successor of Caioruin's youthfu! and
willy senator who occasiuua Is becomes semi
disgusted with the dirty pool otpohties.'
such ghost may understand in advance that
should dame Chance find me a member of
the Legislature OF California in 1868. the pro-
liabilities are very strong that should vote
for o. l.. Shafter for the important position
of u. ;. Senator. | voted for him in 1857 and
had not the friends of Gwin and Sargent in
tervened and cast 1l3 scttering votes for
them, my candidate would have been upani-
mously elected. That voting stood 100 for
Gwin, l3 for Sargent, and l for Shafter
Scattering votes not unfrequently mar the
beauties Of an election, as shown by the case
| cited.
| Xoure tru1v Saw SnrIr
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

SILVER IN TIE COAST RANGE-The Red
Bluff Independent has been shown by Mr.
Henley specimen Of silver ore found by
him in the Coast Range 1t had all the APP
pearance of richness, and specimens less rich
than that exhibited, assayed one hundred and
twenty-five dollars in silver, and eighty-fve
dollars gold, making in all $2lO to the ton.
There is no doubt but that the Coast Range
is rich in mineral, and thorough prospect
ing ia only necessary 10 reveal the deposits
of wealth, The lead discovered by Mr.
Henley is only some twenty-five miles from
Nome Lackee Reservation.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24
Yours truly,
SAM SoULE.
Coon SENsE.-In patriotic and able arti-

Coon SENsE.-In patriotic and able arti-
Gle the Morning Call says
Throttle on the stump all such internal
mischief-makers who, like Pixley. pretend to
be for the Union, yet proclaim they would
'sooner vote for Mcconnell than Conness,"
and strangle all Union Democratic stumpcrs
who dare bawl aloud that they would soon
er vote for Mcconnell than Stanford A
score of pretended Union men of the Pixley
stamp on the stump, will do more to carry
California TO the verge of Secessionism than
can all the Davisites in the State OF what
avail is it for Republican speakers to go
around the country loudly denouncing as
false to the Union their Union Democratic
opponents? or " hat good is to be accomplish
ed 10y Union Democrats indulging in bitter
trades, questioning the patriotism of Repub-
lican-? Such a course not only disgraccs
those engaging in it, but it tends to weaken
the strength OF the Union cause in this State
We have no confidence in any man who
could prefer Secession synrpathizer TO any
man who, from whatever motive, supports
the Government in this crisis.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

FoR D'xIE's LAND-Three gentlemen, well
known residents of the South Fork of SCOTS
river, left our town yetterday for the Con
federato States in order to take up arms
against the Union forces. They go across the
plains mule back, and have each & good pack
animal. Their outfit is complete, and they
will have a pleasant trip In sixty days they
expect to be with the army in Virginia.
Red Bluff Beacon,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

MORE VoLuNTEERs.-T Union Gays that
Captain N. Davis of the Union Guards Of
Caloveros county, passed through !Saoramen,
to, Thursday, for San Francisco with thirty
five men. Thirty members of the company
had previously gone down by way of Stock
ton His recruiting Office was still open, and
the Captain is still confident of raising "A full
and efficient company. The detachment
which passed through Sacramento came from
Poverty Bar in wagons, and left on the An
teloPe Capt. W. McMullen of the Noun
taineers, of jackson, Amador county. also
passed through with sixty-five men. They
arrived in stages from jackson, and left on
the Antelope for San Francisco These men
are transported free of charge by both stage
and Steamboat companies.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

FRATKLIN INFANTRY.-The Franklin Light
Infantry Company (printers' corps need only
ten more men to fill up the regulation stand
ard. ANY good man can join. AS soon as
full says the Morning Call the company will
be mustered into service. Recruiting office,
posite No SIS engine house, Sacramento
street, San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

Hos c. Z. DE LoNG, Of Yula, has, snys
the Union, accepted the invitation TO deliver
the annual address before the State Agricul-
tural Society at its coming Fair.