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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-15
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BoR THB SPEEDY CURB O

9U4 TIE DFEhDk OUhH OF
I'sterTsietens Fever, or Fe0eT and Agus, Re-
RitteBt FeOeT, Chill Fever, Dumb Aque, Pc
giOdieag Headache, or Bilious Headache, and
Bi6OWs ReveSs, indeed, for The whole class of
diseases originating ~ biIsdTy deFGB0e1senk.
caused b. he Malaria Of MSasmat;e Cous-
trseA
We ere enabled here to offer the community a
remedy which, while &C the above complaints
with certainty rs stu perfectly harmless IN any
where these af1lcting disorders prevail. ThIB
"OURE" expeIs the mlasmatio poison Of FEvER
velopments Of the disease. II taken on the first ap-
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. IL Is notion
" the best remedy yet discovered for this oas
OK complaints, but also the cheapest The, LARGO
quantity we supply for dollar brings Il within
the reach Of everybody; and In bilious districts.
have Il and uBe &c freely both for cure and protec
tion. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
Other ever discovered for the speedy and Certain
eure Of Tnternittents a that Il contans M orini
Mineral, consequently IL produces no quinism or
injurious effects whatever upon the constitution
Those cured oy e are iet a. healthy as If they ad
Fever and Agae Is not alone the CONSEQUENCE Of
She miasmatio poison. A great variety Of disor-
dreas arfse from Its irritation; among which arc
hessrai9taB RhesGtisa, Cost, Headache BEip,dness,
Ioothaches BarGok9, Odtorrh, Asthma, PalpitatoR,
6 P. Agsses q tss hPteen, Hg1es PaH q &c
&omach, all OF which, when originating in this
cause, put on the tategmfesst tps, or become peri
Oulc&Is iris OURR 9xpel9 the poison rom EAo
BLOOD aud consequently them all alike 1f ta
an Invaluable protection to Immigrants or persons
travelling temporarily residing In the Eaalarious
dIstrIcts If taken occasionally or daily while
exposed 20 the Infection that will be excretel rom
tho systosn, and cannot accumulate IN suLAolehs
quantity 20 rlpen into disease Hence it Is oven
more Valuable for protection than cure, and few
ySiIi ever suffer- from Intermlttent5 If they avail
thernseIves on the protection this remedv afOrds.
Prenared BY DIR. J C. AVER & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
sol. wholesale and Retail Agents in EVansVilles
Z EI.IER A WHITE; BIERB0WER a. PIEROEs
LEIGH & OARLSTADT;
aud fer sale by all dealers and wholesale agents.
Jzns Q, Is@f-ly.
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WAsHIEeroE, April 13---A private dis
patch, dated Fortress Monroe last night at
10 O'Clock, received here this morning, rep
resents that there were clear moonlight and
all quiet in that vicinity. Some of the
newspapers enormously stated that the tax
bin, as passed by the House, taxes the stock
of whisky on hand previous to the first Of
May. s.-s..... .....t
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT
Excitement in Philadelphia
"A captured correspond
emit escaped. e

NEW YoRK, April 14.-The correspond
ent of the Philadelphia Inquirer, after be-
ing captured by the rebels at Pittburg
Landing, and having escaped, has arrived
at Cairo. He states she rebel loss at 4, 900
killed and $4,000 wounded. The battle
lasted l33 hours on Sunday and hours
on Monday. We captured all but two or
three of their cannon, including the famous
Washington Artillery of New Orleans.
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AFTERN0ON REPORT.
Accident at Scranton-The
Merrimac back atEorfolk+
Beauregard claims q COM
plete victory-Views of the
War Department.

SORANToH, Pa, April l4.-BalPs dam, ON
the Delaware and Hudson Railroad works
near Oarbondale, broke away last night,
drowning a number of laborers and filling
the adjacent mines, and doing much dam
age in the vicinity and along the line OF
the river. n
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YoKEs April l4.-Decrease in loans
81, TBS, $50; decrease in deposits $3l6, $50;
increase in specie $500, 260 increase in
circulation $40, 5S2.
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COMPOUND Extract of SarSanariIIa

the most efFectual remedy which tho medical skin
Of cur times can devise for this everywhere pre-
for the expuFgatiOn OF this foul disorder from the
blood, and the rescue Of the system from its des-
tructive consequences. Hence IL should be employ
ed for the Of net only scrofua but also those
other affections which arise from &c, such BRUP-
TIVE and bKsN DTsRAsEss SR. AETHOET's FIRE,
BeBz, OF EBKsTPRLAs, PIHPLEs, PUsFULEs, BbsTOH-
q, BLAIkss and B0TLEs, TUMORs, TRTTHR and SALT
RHRUMs SdALD HEAD, RINowORM, RHEUMAFIsM,
bXPHTLIEp0 and MEROURIAB DISEASES, DROPsV, De-
BILTTK and, indeed, ALI OomPLAIHTs ARISING From
VTTIATRD or INPURB BLOOD. The popular belief
In "taPtsV Of Tie blood Is founded IN truth, for
Berofnla 70 q degeneration Of The blood. The par
cular purpose and virtue Of this 6arsaparia Is 20
purify and degenerate this vital f@i II, without
which sound health 10 impossible In contaminated
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SpesAsi N0EEoos.


vac t0srssssoss $50 SsssrsSsos or ga
Rgg@Ff5.-Published for the heneAt and a. a
warming sad eaetIOn 20 youag men who S-ASE
from Rsrvous Debility, Premature Decay, &o.;
supplying a the same time Ne means Of selfCnrs
By one Who has OHred hlnssIf aftor Oesag pat 30
great expense through medical deposition cad
qnAckery. By eucIosiug port paid ADDRESSED en-
veIopc, SINGLE coPfEs may be had 81 Ms ;Ruthor,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Rs4,, Bedford, Kings,
Co., NY, HahlS-i&sly
.as5saSsOns Soldiers Protest your health.
No sensible man viii leave the city without sUp-
ply Of HolloWsy's Pills and eanimeAt. For
Wounds, Bruisss, Sores, Fevers and Dys@Atery'
these medicines re tAe best In the wosld. IizeTy
English and French Soldier Wsss them.
oaIy a5 ceats per box or pct ssE96 !.
rae .spDsF68ss.-Tt is very difaeaIt matter
With the majority Of persons TO ressraia their sPpe
tItes; hence, We see an abanaAAss Of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, and DissrdsEs a. the stomach
and Digestive Organs. HoOaaaa's 0srmam Bist0rs
win entirely cure ese complaints, sad restore the
system to lis original vigsr gAA strsnGsA. Thoy
are for sale by druggists and dealers m medicines
everywhere, at 70 cents per bottle. feb1s
RGfr WVsg Ha6r Dgsg Rafr DyS =.
WIN A BAToHELoR's HAIR BYE-The only
harmless and reliable Dye known All others are
90 escape Tidicule.
GREY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR 6ysa iastnatsy
20 a beautiful and natural Brown or black web
out the least injury to Hair or s<ia.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIFH9MAS have
been awarded 10 WIN. A Bachelor since 1850, and
over 100000 applications hsvs been made to tn
hair of the patrons Of hts famous Dye.
iWM. A. BATOHELOR'S HAIR BYE produces
color not to be distinguished from Hnsars and Is
sUaTaassd not 30 injure in the least hswc~er le2g
It may be continued, and the III escts Of bad Byss
romedied. Tho hair is inVesOrated s0r Iihs ~ FAA
splendid Dye, which b properly PF1aed @A Ne. ~
Bond Street, New York.
Sold in all the cities and SoWss o. ne BGsed
States, by Druggists and Fsncy Goods Dealsss.
The Genuine has the name 81 WiRsiam A. Baachs
eIor," and address upon steel Pasee eneE@viDgs on
shs four sides Of each box.
wHOLEsALE TAcreET, 81 BAR0LAE o.,
mill Late 23S Broadway, New York.
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MORNING REPORT.
A National Gemetery-Rebel
Women-Loss in Illinois
Regiments-Genl. Blenker
and body guard reported
captured.

WAsA1Heron, April l3.-Ths Military
Committee Of the House have report ready
establishing a National Cemetery in The
District of Columbia.
HERALD's DISPATCH.
The rebellIous ladies, Greenhow, Morris
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ReportetI peaih e Beanregardl.

TO 3. Dtdflt0B
WOODSTOCK, Va. April l3.-We learn
from Jackson's camp this morning, that
Beauregard is dead. The report comes d.
rect from rebel sources.
Nothing new to report regarding the en-
envy. ESigned,
BANKS, Major General.
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q Vickery BrOthers.S

E0NFRRP CORRHR .RJNrD SUR.RR.-
u AZ Wounds GOOD Rio Coffee fJr one dol1sr at
Vickery BFoe.
10 pounds geod brown s-sgT Or one aoFissS.
pounds IS white
AZ TfcAEeTy Bros.
WANTED TO HXOHAA02.--A I" RAi<hanks %
counter scale Scr platform scale. One OF eco 10
Loo pounds aIaugss prcSerred.
VTCRRRY BROs.
aPr10 $3.50 10 % Main Street.
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PREPARED BY
DR.. J; G: AY r,

L0 WE'LL, JH@Rss
Price, 81 per Bottles SIX KOtt0s GOH@ .
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
hns won for itself such renown for tho cure of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
It is entirely unnecessary for TO recount the ev-
doBoe Of its virtues, wherever It has been employed
As IL has long besn In constant use thronghout
this gectfons wO need not do moro than assure the
people It's quality ia kept up to the best &c has
been, and that IL may be relied to do for their
Ayers Cathartio Pills,
BoR THB CURB OF
Ooatvesess Jossadice Dyspepsia Ldtoestoa DsssaarH
FoNE 6oERaeh, EEsipolss, Headache, Piles Rlessso-
tLss Espfioas, Gssd Skis Diseases, LSos~ COspEat6
GoaH, EessraigiG, Disser PHI, aud for Ptgvgts9
ese Blood.
They are -snRar-coated so that { he most ssnsi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient In the world for all the purposes Of
PRIoE Is DENTS PER BOX boxes Foa S1.o0.
Great numbers Of CIergymsn, Physicians, States-
men, and e1ainent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these
aarfIou Of them. Tho Agents below named furnish
gratis our AhBRIOAn ALMANAC in which theY are
given with also fall descriptions of the shove COM
plaints and the treatment that should DO Followed
for their cure.
other preparations they make moro proat on Pc
nsnd ATER's, and take nO other. The sick want
the best aid there b For theIn, and they should
have It.
All our remedies are sold Wholesale ami retaiI by
Keller q White, N s. Thonll,soa, BlerbOwer ;
Pearce, LEIGH OnTlstadt, Nvsnsyiile, and by all
dealers la medicines everywhere.
Wholesale agents, Alien 4 Co., CSzcinRa4h, and
r.. A. Robinson a o.. LOniaRilAa
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CLINE IN GROCBRK rs.
having purchased, IN psnson, large seock OF
.APie aad AAncy groceries, for CASH, sHch os sH-
@Ar, oomet RolaGseas brooma-shaSeR and 0eher
zee Dranas-star coal oil nAd tAllow candles. va
80 Dra.eAs OF seeP, hres and varied assort-
Ssent OF @rlshess such &c wnitewashs sern b. ahoe
duzbsr tooth. and horse brushes oesenoa Of coffee
ioasaed ana green rye, black aAd green tea. tnba,
buckets, nne market baakots, hsmp, bwine can
Mag OF bhe above artice4s with others teo MINER
Gus 20 IA entaoRs We o4hhr NJ Gyseai reduuSfou Of
fae@er psBees. Gall Gad sees aA 90
tEn&U WEKERK'R,
No. sd &2a@H BeSeet
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PITTsBURa, April 14.-River 10 feet by
pier mark and falling. Weather wet.
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B ALM ORALa


&sRIR-OE EEEH FASHION, IN .RROBT
~ 10 take turn it IL trying the inesnzity Of the
pretty ladies which to adopt. 20 avoid s1nrA
an anxiety we advise all to 90 20 SeEAPKER
BUSSlN9'S ana buy both, saey have received
a large supply OF a new style. mhIT
when strangers see crowds passing 60 and fro,
They ask what does all this hurrysnR mean ?
Why they re going TO that popular STORE
or Sohapker BEsstng's for goods - sc.
Trey are always the first of sias season
TO supply their customers WHIT ezeods sevenG aad
fne,
And to bay goods at prices m reason,
Go Co the store, on M@en ssreet, rEESor sRzF-
sine.
II our customers will but notiee MAA
We will give them a few items aAd pFioe MT
Our Prints twelve aud half 0gnss 0an'b be beat,
The colors perfectly FAME, amid Tsyfss vary nsaS
De LANES and Challies Of every kind,
At an prices, 20 sait the most tasty minds,
Baeaoh'd and unbleaGh'd MuslfRs 90 sw1aRs AND
half r.,
whee'd grnnntss 81 sAst w=sd sr~4sRs ss bsaag
Alexander Kid Gloves sor one aoHs -.
But SILK Lasae Thread, end Osttoa aI0@as v.e hssl
well.
S9r stock Of Heesssry b nSa oesapkssA
With Rkees that make the feet Iock - vSuuv -
I'm short, 70 and a BrF Goods atoo& cnFaple$a-
&c y se7aRker Bsssing's. forty-aine Main street.
" n s%rsarG R-G PsN ~ 5TTM-
A What FLOUR n say kuanaEsks~ ~ -
etss trasIe, fsesh as1a RsOdTas WE<tT V1r5RRss5
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

" z ~ al En- 1SEm EN- ,.
THOxAs .. GARvIN. JAMES REID.
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
GAR YIN g Reid,
Attorneys AT Law & Real Estate
AGENTS
Office on Third Street,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Have peculiar facilities IN Washington, and viii
gions, Back Pay, aud BOuaties, and the proseou-
ZION Of claims against the Government. mhl2
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
FN7NE SUBSGRERE5 OREAR6 FOE
M sale a well assorted stock of fresh and pure
Garden Seeds, ali Of whieas has been grown by
himself Also, about5O0 roots of Myats Victoria
with at his stall in market the last two years
One year old Catawba Crepe Vines, Arborvitsss
from two to five feet high, Cabbage Swe-et Potato
Plants, &C., at his stall Ia the upper Market House
on market mornings aud at his Garden on the
Aewburgh road. Orders left at L. Meni's store on
Main street, a6JOis ng Washington Hotel, will be
promptly attended, to.
BUGGY FOR 8REE.-One nice two
@S sseated Buggy for sale cheap, nearly new
Enquire at Il. 4. COOKS,
mh1s No. IS Main street
ghJNXO-Ns sETB-5o bushels extra Onion
II sets, for eale cheap at
mhls Il. 4. oOoKs.
OO 90 half sacks do
30 bbls do eaAra, at
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WRUPOJV"Ts6 RIFLE WsRRR.
nv IN metal kegs.-IOO kegs just received, and
for sale by 8. Il. Gilbert @ oo.S DO. Sycamore
street.
BALT.-eOO bbls KanawhR Salt, both large and
small siSes tust received and for sale by 8. T. Gil
bert Co.
MUSTARD.-EO bxs, q dozen each, Kentucky
Mustard. Suss received, and for sale by
s. ID. GILBERT & co.
APPS No. 4 Sycamore Street
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IPhe HIns here pet down Is adjusted 10 cONroct
kOsrs On the River there . variation according
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LAMPS ! LAMPsI

AAMF0 LA MIS-!
RKsE a ~ we ~ sUPPLERR
w with the celebrated ROsencrRn7 Coal OIL
BURGERS, requiring only chimney frem two to
four Inches longs and daager Of erpEosios. Also,
fine assortment of Chandeliers and various other
hanging lamps, suitable for Publie and private
halls, churches, stores, do, &c. Are, a gSod
sortment Of kitchen and parler Lamps, all %
which We propose to sell a1lly IS PEI can't. lower
than heretofore.
TO DEALERS.
We would say that are prepared 20 duplicate
bffls Of lamps bought I'm OiRGinnsti or elsewhere.
We get our founts, pegs, cases, burners, TO-, 60
direct from the manufacturers In Connecticut and
easewherep and put them mp here; therefore
ena8led TO warrant every lREap peRsecs, beside
saving breaksge freight, 60, &c.
OLD LAMPS
can be altered TO burn Coal OIL 1T q small expense
aaa those who have broken lsBPs can hsve thelr
burners put en- new enes or now S1HAs Fuk 10 cid
marbleca BY leaving them at
mhII YIOKNRY BROe, No. % MAsa %.
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ER n ANS III P.sR 49, STTW-
MI WHAT FLOUR n a1y ezuaatkskee 10 -
80 tCs5e, fsesh and lgsodTst Nz9KRns9t
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T Ell EGR A PHO.

Fort Donclson, Feb. Is, IL A. M
We have captured three of the enc.
my's batteries and repulsed him eve.
rywhere. Loss reported heavy on
both sides. Yankees most The Ton
nessceans. Mississippians, Texans,
Alabamians, and others doing the
thing finely.
1880, P.M.-Think we can safely
say the day is ours. The enemy y
loss is tremendous.
About 200 Yankee prisoners have
just been brought in. They report
that numbers Of their regiments arc
nearly annihilated.
1880, =. M.-We fought the enc
my outside Of our entertainments from
$50 this morning until ono o'clock
this after noon, driving him inch by
inch from every point on the field,
capturing four pieces of artillery and
a large number of prisoners.
Our loss is heavy, hut we have
inflicted q much heavier loss ON the
enemy
The Fcderals are largely re-infore-
cd and may attack Us again.
Nashville, Feb. 1.-the Federals
having changed their tactics and sent
of nea, ~ their whole force from the
other side Of Green river. it became
necessary for johnson to change his
trent.
On Thursday evening Bowling
Green was evacuated by the larger
portion Of the Confederate forces,
who fell hack in the direction Of the
enemy, Gen. landmarks brigade re-
naming few miles the other side Of
Bowling Green. 1t is reported that
Hindnan had a sharp encounter yes
terday morning with the Fsderals,
who were advancing in force. Hind
man fell back in good order. and after
crossing Barren River blew up the
railroad bridge. Between ten and
ii O'Clock the Eederals shelled Bow
ling Green. setting the town on fire
and burning nearly the whole place.
The Paris correspondent Of the
New York Herald says in French
circles the opinion prevails almost
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Lyal1'ble Cure for IootAacAe.-
Take equal quantities of alum and
common salt. pulv-rize and mix them
and apply it to the hollow tooth on a
piece Of cotton. The remedy is very
cheap, and within the reach of ALL
If any ono will try it he will find it
infalliable.
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W a 5 q n I e.
~ GHREvEPORT LODGE off
No and A. NJ. No rs, meets
every FEdey at u p. NJ.
.JOaA w JOKES, w. N.
y. u. 4sewulce, See'y.
Shvesepevt Chapter Of II. A. M. No. 10,
meets On the End and 18Th Mohday Of each
month, at ~ p. NJ. JIG. NCWILLIAMS,
T.. c. Weller, Recorder II. +.
Shrcsepen cossei, II. and s. NJ. No. S,
meets on the 1st eud I'd Saturday Of each
Asnth, ut "a r. n. EMMEr ID. CRAIG,
Henry Levy. Recorder. se.s, T.'.G...M
~ Place Of meeting, Ct the Masonic Hall
= Texas street, ever Mayors oAsee. ns2A
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Unnecessary Ercitemext.-Thcre
is a groundless excitement prevail
ing in our midst in regard to the
stock Of -four. Many a pater fami-
las, who does not want more than a
barrel Of flour for one or two months,
is now buying two, three and even
four being under the erroneous inn
preston that the stock in the CITY
will be exhausted in a short time,
and improvident people will have to
live on meat sweet potatoes and
molasses. Of course such an unex-
pected run caused this article to raise
considerably and yesterday there
were sales of superfine brands at SIG
per barrel! Should this excitement
keep on, we would not be surprised to
see -four at $50 per barrel in few
days. This is all wrong; for we have
now in New Orleans $4,000 barrels,
\ stock much larger than ever before,
at the same season.
The consumption Of -four in the
city and neighboring Villages. amounts
to 400 barrels day and should W.T.
received no more -four Tor some time
the provision we have would last us
ninety days, which is quite ti,thcien,.
IN. o. Picayune.
Hard at Work.-Partics who went
down the river yesterday say ;h..
enemy are actively engaged Will, i"
dredge boat cleaning out e channel
through Wallis Cut. Fromtown one
of the vessels has the appearance Of
being ''stuck in the mud" as she has
not changed her position for "a week.
Perhaps the dredging operations ar"
intended to relieve. her of L. conf
ment, as we'll as to open "a pa>~:Ir
into Savannah river.-Savannah Re-
publican, 18th.
The Port Royal correspondents of
the New York Tribune. writing TN the
10th ult., says that when Sl,rnnan's
first landed there We're no
Confederate troops to oppose his
march. but now he is confronted by
GO, 900. and admits that he is power
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|
and other business, ventured 4 trip "a
Baltimore, where he sojourned 70,
several weeks, and returned to Rich
mond on the LIST inst. The following
il the result of his observations while
in the Monumental City:
Our Local" devoted while in
Baltimore, as much of his natural
powers Of observation as he could
command, to the study Of affairs in
Yankeedom, and though unprepared
just now to relate them here, yet can
not restrain the expression of pride
which he he feels in knowing that in
his adopted Maryland. worthy the
love Of q Carolinian. there exists q
sentiment Of devotion to the Southern
principles, as enthusiastic, "a firm
and As proud in it's defiant expression
as that which animates any State in
in the Confederacy. It pervades all
classes. 1t finds expression in a
thousand ways, and enters into all
the relations of life. Better still.
It is felt and appreciated at its proper
strength by the squad of tyrants at
Washington, dignified with the title
Of 1.-the Government" They trem-
bic at the near prospect Of second
impulsive rising of the gallant old
State, even with the thirty thousand
bayonets at her throat and with
Baltimore defenceless beneath the
frowning Notifications with which
they have encircled her.
We earnestly believe-nay we
speak the language Of conviction
that nine-tenths of the citizens of
Baltimore to-day pray zealously for
tho success of the Southern Confed-
eracy, and out the limits of that CITY
the numher Of submissionists is so in.
signific: n as to be- notable only for
their individual odiousness Perhaps
one Of the most significant indications
OF the real sentiment Of the city Of
Baltimore was furnished in the re-
recent election Of the Corn Exchange
for President and Board of Direct
ors. For the first position, = mer-
chant Of Baltimore, now a State
prisoner in Fort Warren, was chosen,
and gentlemen locally distinguished
for their attachment to the cause of
the South were selected as directors.
The Unionists made this unmistaka-
BILE expression Of sentiment, the point
of issue with their associates. They
Justly declared that the election was
AN act of hostility to "the Govern
and complained that they had
been "cut" socially by the Southern
citizens Of Baltimore; had been treat
I'd with scorn and contempt by them,
and, confident in the support Of their
these trucking tools, the
Yankee residents of Baltimore, seceded
lr III the Exchange, and have since
set " n new concern upon their own
hook. But the demonstration which
caused the split. is unmistakable in
its dircc;ness. 1t speaks plainly the
fact of the loyalty of tho merchants
Ut baltimore to to the cause of the
the cause Of dear old
Maryland.
Her people no longer repine over
their prostration. They are becom-
ing Indignant. The insults offered
, -. - al
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