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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-10
Last Nj hts Dispatches.
No movement at Martinsburgh-
Johnson's force 2O,0OO-An at
tack On SeweH's Point expected
Explosion of cartridge chest
Latest from Missouri-Carlil u
S. Senator from Virginia.

LOUISVILLE, July "A recruiting Office
for the Southern Confederacy is just opened
here.
A letter in the Journal from franklin
says that eight boxes of merchandise, one
marked public arms for Camp Truesdale
Tenn, were put off there, and three boxes
of muskets were on the train from Bowling
Green to GAINESVILLE. 1t is reported that
large quantities of goods are passing on the
turnpike via Bardstown to Franklin on
southern border of Kentucky. The Survey
or of this port is taking active measures to
intercept them.
The Courier publishes letter from Jas.
Guthrie, President of the N. & L. R. R., in
cooperating a letter from Gov. Harris of
Tennessee, saying that when the President
of the road places permanently in Tennes-
see, fair proportion Of the rolling stock of
the road, the running of the road shall not
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Special Notices.

Ssdeatsry Habfts.--TTsre Is mo class or
the community more subject to diseases of the di
gestive organs than those whose business compeIs
them TO be continually within doors, either seated
at a desk or standing behind a counter HoofaRd's
German Baters win prove true blessing to these
persons, and enable them TO fulfil the duties of
their station with spirit and alacrity unknown to
them before. These Bitters can be had of any
druggist or dealer In medicines at rs cents per bot
tie.
July 2-mIdkw
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FoRF MONROE, July 8.-Commodore PEN
dergrast has gone southwark with the Ro-
anoke and Cumberland. The Daylight will
leave tomorrow. The Roanoke will prob
'.a-is he flag ship Of the West Indiasquadron.
Quaker City was ordered up to Old
Pom early this morning, to participate in
the contemplated attack on Sewell's Point,
including frigate and several gun-boats.
There was in Hampton Roads, this morning,
a force of 200 guns and over {, 600 men.
Two deserters from the Confederate gun
boat Teaser, arrived here. They report on
number posted at James River. They also
say that the situation Of the rebels is des-
perate.
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BALrIMoRE, July 8. The Provost Mar
shall, learning that a suspicious schooner,
supposed to be employed by the party who
seizee the st. Nicholas, some of whom were
captured yesterday, was in the bay awaiting
the return of Captain Thomas, this morning
took possession of the steamer Chesapeake
as she was leaving on her regular trip for
Eastern Shore. The passengers were put
of, and soldiers took their place. She pro-
ceeded down the bay to capture them.
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CHICAGO, July 9.-Dispatches from Free
port add nothing in relation to the damage
done by the tornado, to that telegraphed
last night. The loss at Rockford is estima-
ted at from $50, 600 to $4,000. Consider
cradle damage was done to the growing
crops in the vicinity, grain of all kinds be-
ing leveled to the earth, as far as heard
from. There has been no lives lost by it.
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INSTRUMENTATION NnTInE.

o D r ron PLANK SID E-w L K.
May 18th, Is6I.--And now il lie hereby ordered
ana directed by the Common Council Of the city of
EvansVlle' that the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting on or adjoining the west side OF Third
avenue, from Franklin street to Seventh street.
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
a sidewalk of class No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. p BURKE. Cierk
Clerks ONCE, July Sd, 1861.
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CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE

RID ERROR PL, TX sIDE-w AL K.
May 18th, ashland no v il il hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the city of
Evansville, that the owner or owners Of lot No.
lot, in the original Plan of said city, cause the
sidewalk Of said lot on second street to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
a sidewalk Of class No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. p. BURKE, Clerk. E
Clerks Office July Sd, 1861 juys
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SENATE.-Mr. King presented a petition
from the Military Board of New York, to
remit duties on arms. Fessenden reported
back from Committee on Finance, the bill
to remit and refund duties on arms for the
use of the States. The bill passed.
Hale offered resolution that Dewitt E.
CLARK be appointed Clerk of the Senate, in
place of Nicholson resigned. Passed.
Wilson reported back the bill to increase
the army, with an amendment to increase
the old regiments to the same snnmber as
the new. a.F&& -
Mr.. Trumbull announced the death of Ste
phen A. Douglas, Senator from Illinois, and
made an appropriate speech, Offering the
customary resolutions of respect, and moved
that the Senate adjourn. 7-fa esE
He was followed by McDougal and Col
lamer. AA46 M 8sv5E SIS
Messrs. Nesmith, Browning and Anthony
spoke in eulogy of Douglas.
Adjourned.
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be obstructed. Guthrie replies that be can
not consent to seizure end detention Of
trains and that the conjoint operation Of the
road by the directors and the Tennessee au-
thorties would result in insuperable difficult
ties. z
Gov. Harris on the 9th, issued q procla-
nation for >, 900 troops for the confederate
army. The Southern papers contain no
news.
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BALTIMORE, July 9.-Shortly after secur-
ing the steamer Chesapeake, the steamers,
George Veeems and Mary Washington,
which had Just started out, were required
to return by the Government officers
This measure was precautionary, fearing
that attempts would be made to seize
her. q
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LEAvENwoRTH, July &c w. CaIkins
Superintendent of Indian affairs for Indian
Territory hes arrived here from that sec
ton. He was not able to penetrate the
Territory over 1l5 miles being threatened
with capture by secessionists. His predeces-
sor, Rector, claims to hold the Office by
virtue of commission from the Confeder-
ate States. Since the evacuation of the
forts by federal troops, secessionists have
gained control of affairs in the army and
had confscated money and provisions in
tended for the Indians.
The Convention Of Indians called by
Governor Harris of the Chickasaws was
held June 18th and broke up in 3 row.
The latest accounts from Maj Sturgis
command are to July 4th, when they were
at Clinton, Henry County, Missouri. The
command had been much delayed by high
water, and made but slow progress.
A regiment of federal troops arrived at
Lexington this morning.
The blockade below this city by order of
Gen. Lyon, was abandoned this evening.
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BALTIMORE, July s.-Letters received
from the agent of the Associated Press at
Martinsburg, the last dated Saturday even
ing, says that no movement had been made
Skirmishing between pickets is of daily oe-
currence. JOhuson's force estimated at TO-
600 men and twenty-five pieces of cannon.
Ia the affair at Hawesville Gen. Patterson
commanded in person. In the affair at
Great Falls, two District of Columbia vol
unteers were killed. The rebels suffered to
a greater extent. The Potomac separates
the parties but the fight is kept up at inter-
walls.
Major Taylor of New Orleans arrived at
Arlington Heights with flag of truce hav-
ing dispatches for President Lincoln, his last
being from Manassas junction.
One Of Kenely's police gave information
to General Banks which caused the arrest of
Capt. Thomas who took command of the
steamer St. Nicholas when she was seized
by the pirates. Also several men in COM
nand with him. ~
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ALEXANDRIA, July Sin the Martins
burg affair, the Government was erroneous
ly t.legraphed. 1t should have read +" z, 900
of Johnson's force routed" instead of
10000.
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WAsHINaroN. jaw e.-The star has

WASHINGTON, JAY 9.--The Star has
an extra about Col. Taylor, who came here
under flag of truce, on Saturday, and says
his business was disposed of an a few
minutes the President not deeming the
communication brought, such a one as re-
quired him to enter into any communities
ton with Davis.
Col. Taylor was marched back to Gen
McDowell's headquarters, where he was kept
under strict guard until an early hour this
morning, when he was conducted back to
the Confederate lines and turned loose to
find his way back to Beauregard, without
having accomplished what was evidently
his main point, viz: to communicate with
the traitors in our midst, who had doubt
less prepared, to be sent to Beauregard,
through him, important information con-
corning alleged contemplated movements.
The company of Gamboldeans who mu-
tinted, were surrendered this morning and
are now in prison. The ring-leaders will
be made examples of.
The dispatch of news of army move
ments by telegraph has been forbidden by
Gen. Scott. The undue mortality in some
of the New York Regiments is attributed
to the excessive consumption of lager beer.
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WHEELING, July 9.-This afternoon, Jnos
S. Garlic, of Harrison County, was mani
mously elected United States Senator for
the long term.
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WAsHINGToN, July "a chest contain
ing cartridges, belonging to the Rhode Is
land I'd artillery, exploded, killing 2 men
and wounding several.
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Noon Dispatches.

Recruiting in Louisville for the
Southern Armr-Arms going
South through Kentucky-The
Nashville Railroad difficulty
Gov. Harris calling out troops
The =" flag of truce " from Beaure-
gard-The storm Monday night in
Northern IlIinois.s
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city olerk's Once. June lsth, 1881. juneI4
ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING

q q F1LUIS9 To BE FILLED.# n n p
And now here it appearing 70 the Common Coun-
Gil of the City of Evansville, that lots J. 2, 3, A. g.
6, T. 8, 10, and II, IN Block No s, IN GtockwelPs
Enlargement of the City Of Evansville, are so situ
ated that water collects and remains stagnant there
on, and the owner of said lots is hereby directed
and required by the said Council to fill up said lots
to such height as will prevent water from coll
Letting and remaining stagnant thereon, within
thirty days from the passage of this order.
Patrick Burke, Clerk of the City of Evansville,
complete copy of order of said Council, passed
on the 18th day Of May A. D. 1861, far AZ II re-
latea TO the within named lots.
In witness whereof, / have hereuntO subscribed
my name and affixed the seal of said City, this ed
day of May, A. D. 1861. PATRICK BURKE.
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PTrTsBURG, Pa, July 8.-River station
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more. The discovery Of HolIoway's Ointment dis
penssd with the necessity Of the knife winch fire.
qusntIy endangered the life of the patient Thou
sands of females have been cured of cancer in the
breast by the medicating action Of the Ointment,
and their lives spared to their families The saIye
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percsptibly but thoroughly and paiEiessly eradi-
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purify the blood Sold By all Druggists at 25e, Sc,
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MA IUh'S UFEIUE,
EuAnrax.rrrr Tnn Lima 10 Ial

EVANSVILLE, IND, June 10, 1861.
Owners and claimants Of real estate are no.
tilted that the premises hereafter described has
been sold for City Taxes and that the time for the
redemption ot the same will expire the lst day
of February, 1862.
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-. Greek's EnIarqenlsal. -.

M@OFXCE To COyHsTRNCTOR s.
@W The Common Council of the City of Evans
vile will receive sealed proposals until the 9th day
of July, 1861, for grading the Alley extending
Sixth TO Seventh Streets, situated in Block No. 80,
Eastern Enlargement, between Locust aud Walnut
Streets, in said city.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
City Clerks Office. June 18th. 1861 funal4
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These complaints are often aggravated by indi-
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has reputation wide as the world, for curing one
class of disorders that afiiet msnkind-a reputa-
ton too, which it deserves as the best antidote
possess for scrof,IIons complaints. But TO be
brought into use, its virtues must be concentrated
and combined with other medicines that increase
its power. Some reliable compound of this eharac
actsr is much needed in the community. Read the
advertisement of Or. AYER's Sarsaparilla in our
columns, and we know 1t needs no enconiium from
us to give our citizens confidence in what he offers.
fOrgan. Syracuse, N. Y.
9rTa
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
IN TIE Z. ". LIsE. = & - E
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONG RES ST ON A T..
XxXVII CONGRESS.

RxTRA SEsSION
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-04-25
For Mayor,
JAMES SMITH.


Omar ESClTEMEET.-D last Saturday
cur usually quiet city was thrown int great
cycitement, for which they had been prepared
By the stirring news from the east, and espe-
clally Baltimore.
Information was communicated here that
a large baud, Of lawless persons from some
direction, was preparing to march upon the
city and attack the Allegheny Bank, for the
purpose Of plunder If such demonstration
was to be II .de our citizens determined to
.,iveita warll reception, for however much
we .nav he dcvIded about the perpetuity Of
the Union we are perfectly united in the pur-
nose tn defend ourselves from all assaults,
let them come from Whatever quarter they
may.
The Contiuentals our valuable volunteer
corps under their excellent Captain II Rcslry
we're soon ready for action, and there being
a few ola ruskets our citizens speii.!y form
el Il Home Guard, which will make itself
,clt III AN emergency, --gnard" were placed
st the Bank, aud every preparation made tor
/, defence, hut no demonstration rprN place.
Ne shall however hold ourselves III readnc"S
for any emergency
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-04-25
Tribute Of Respect.

Alta meeting of the Pioneer Hose Comra-
nv held at their Hall, the undersigned were
arpo;nted committee to draft resolutions
EXPRESSIVE of the sense of the Company upon
the death Of our beloved and worthy mem
lne,s. James Piper and Thomas Pool.
WHEREAS. The Alt-wise Supreme ruler OF
the Universe has been pleased to remove
from among US our beloved brothers and
faithful firemeu, james Piper and Thomas
Pool wLo have been faithful. and worthy
members Of onr Company, therefore
Rsso1red, That while we bow with humble
rese,ence TO the will Of our Heavenly Faith
er, who doeth all things well. we neverthe-
Iess deeply lament the lose Of members 50
worthy and true. whose memories we revere
aud whose loss We deeply deplore
Resolred, That we extend their bereaved
relatives and friends our l;indest fraternal
sympathy, hoping that each may be impress
sed with the solemn truth that life is short
and very uncertain, ard it becomes us all to
make that NECESSARY preparation which will
qualify Us = Me IN pea,e with Sod spd all
Ssapkind.
E.'Ss.dl Tj,s, copies :: tie resolntioas
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-04-25
For The Civilian.
Cumberland \. NJ. G. Association.

This imnnrtnnt auxiliary to the work OF
our churches, is we are glad tn learn steadily
holding on its way, and with the return Of
milder weather some of its agencies Tor use
fulncss interrupted by the winter season are
soon 10 be put into fresh operation. We de-
sire to cnll attention of all, and of young
,neu especially, to the Prayer Meetings held
in its HM on every Thursday Evening. 1t
has been determined upon by those having
charge Of the Union rayer Meeting hth-
ertc (hcli every Sunday afternoon in the
,litieren, churches, to discontinue this maet-
nag, and traneier its force into union with
the Tkursday Ereni"g Prayer Meeting, at
.ur Rooms of the association.
These meetings are to he conducted alter
aateiy by clcrgymen aud laymcn; and will be
,.pcn to all; on the plan of the daily Pray
cr Meetings" in other places. By this new
arrangement it, is believed that large de-
gree OF interest and efficiency will be attained,
through the Divine blessing and the efforts
OF those having charge Of the meetings
Besides the necessity which exists at all
times for united prayer, in order to obtain a
blessing upon the community in order to
make any decided advance in the cause of
religion, or were to prevent the increase OF
iufdelity and immortality there is at this pre-
sent time a special call OF Providence, to
which all should take Iced. All are interes-
ted in and all alarmed at the present crisis.
Citizens aud politicians are ask ing what
shall We do and what is to become Of us p
TO the former question, the only answer
which we can agree upon, and Which we must
with perfect Safety AMI confidence adopted
is-proy. II we do this sincerely and with
one Accord we may dismiss or fears as to
the future If we despise or neglect 10 do
this: we cannot hope that any measures A.
doptod will be prospercd or blessed. At
such time ns this, one additional religious
naeeting, in which all citizens can unite with
ont regard to particular denominations may
well be held. Let us hope it will be well at
tenued