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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-15
H o n N E W ELLIS
o N I Y E B s A L

Fl q n N E w E L L 3
UNIV ER s A L
sou G H r E Me-
BY its simplicity and perfect adaptation to all
Throat and Lung Complaints, from in fancy to old
age asks for special attention So strictly the
laws of Medicine conformed to, that ask the same
freedom of in disease, its strict natural fea-
ture, that would of food to hunger. Both are an
alogous, and both untrue, unless they can be ap-
COUGH the terror of childhood, to Lnng Complaints,
common to all ages, 1T Is A REMEDY.
H O N N E W e L L S
T 0 L U A N O . Y N E
TIss Great sVeWrGEgfc, SpGsrnOdfc and
sFerUOEs Remedy, and also the Great
est and only JNiGtHrGE OasfGts s1sT s~fU-
en to the World
The perfect freedom with which Physicians are
asked to investigate this splendid much needed
Opiate, by Formula, or trial of the Anodyne, both
of which will be sent on demand, and the free ac-
ceptance of all who have used it, and also its splen
did results in cases of Neuralgia Headache of every
kind. Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Ache, Loss of
terry &C., DC, is enough to call attention, ask
investigation.
Alter six years of trials and Results, the ToIu
Anodyne and Universal Cough Remedy are fairly
the justice to Investigate by trial, compare all
suggestions of testimonials in the pamphlets to be
found with all dealers, will be sent g free " by
me- and then, by the real merit they possess, lift
them above all charges imputations Of quackery.
Prices within reach of ALL
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL Proprietor
Practical PharnsacsGffsf.
Principal Office, No. 9 Commercial Wharf,
s.- BOSTON.
PE5-Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere.
KELLER & WHITE, Wholesale & Retail Agents,
apis EVANSVILLE, Ind.
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SQR~V BROOsNS.
L. 100 doz heavy, for sale by
arpR2 8. +. GILBERT G9.
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D s. RUsroJv' = GO.

Respectfully announce to their friends and citi-
of Evansville generally, that they still in
the Feed business, and thankful for past ia
vors, aid hope by strict attention to business, to
merit a continuance of patronage new plan,
which now adopt from this date, which is strict
ly for cash. All orders accompanied with the cash
will be promptly attended to- NONE OTHERS NEED
APPLY'
Hay, 500 bush old white Corn, selected expressly
for Bread, 500 bush Corn in Ear, 600 busA
Oats, tons Oil Meal, and full supply of Bran,
Shfpstuff, &C, and everything usually found in q
Feed Store all of which will be sold cheap for cash,
and cash only. Respectfully,
deo7 R. S. RUsToN d co.
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HARTFORD
EIRE INSURANCE Cd.
INCORPO r ATED 1910

H r T Z r P E r p 4 Il U A l.
With Successful Business Experience of
II / TT Y . a - -.
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E71 q
LHN.R.MS RXPBRSS GO.MP.HsN~P,-
@A NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The ADAMS Express COMPANY respectfully an.
nounce to their friends and patrons, the public of
Evansville and vicinity that, with increased faei-
ties for the transportation of
FREIG IT, PACK GES,
MONEY Il ND TALUAB LES,
They solicit continuance of former fayors. Els.
pecis care taken in the collection of Bills Drafts
Notes. and the transportation of small and YaIuabI
packages.
All persons wishing TO avail themselves of the IA.
cilities of the Express can obtain anv desired Inor
nation in reference to the routes and details of tn
business, at their Qfhee on First street, between
M sfn and Eocust, Opposite the Post Qf6ce,
dc Is O. II. FISH Agent
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-11-14
GREAT BRITAIN.

Regular troops Of all arms, 2ls 9G1 ::
horses. 3O,072;; guns, 366; British To-
cal and colonial troops, $40; guns,
24s; foreign aud colvred trn"ps chiefly
in India, e.CI3; guns, IS: military
police in India, 79 26l; grand total
as4 "2T horses, 3o,D72; gaus. e73.-
OF these there arc in the Uui,rd Kingdom:
Iufan;ry--Guarls, ta,t,lions. S. o2o7;
line; IS bat,alions. S3 lo5; total. So
ace. C"valry-Life and Horse Guards,
3 regiments. 1911: lrugoors &c.. lf
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TIE SALE OF LOUISIANA
From The Lcnion .To.cy .M1rts. R4r!.r

\ very singular rumor has been in cir
cula'ion during the l:.st few days. ril:
that France claims for herself the free
navigation of the Mississippi under the
original Treaty for the .ay o! Louisiana
by Franco TO the Uui;cl Suites il. 1903.
In that Treaty, the only articles We hnd
bearing on the subject are the 7;h aud
sth, which We quote below:
ARTICLE :. As !; Is r:c;rroc4ll5 ai-
vantaceous to the commerce nfF.,nre and
The | nitcd States 70 encourage the CON-
muncation Of both nation. in the couptr,
ceded by the present treaty. until gcrc.al
arrangements relative to the commerce of
both nations may be agreed on. it ha,
been agree! by the contracting parties
sha; the Frc.ci, ships coming directly from
France or any Of Ter colonies, loaded only
with the produce or manufactures Of
France aud her said colonies; and the ships
of Srai' coming from Spain Oh any of her
colonies, loaded only with the produce or
manufactures Of Spain or her colonies
shall DC admitted during the space of
twelve years in the port of New Orleans
and in al! other legal ports Of entry with
IN the cedcd territory, in the same man
ncr as the ships cf the United State. Conn.,
ing directly from France or Spain or any
OF their colonies. without being subject to
any other or create, duty on ncrchaudizc.
or any other greater tonnage, than thai,
paid by the citizens Of the United
States. During the space of time above
mentioned. Ii" other nation shall have
right TO the same privileges in the ports
Of the ccded territory.
ART. :. In future and forever after
the expiration Of tho twelve years, the
ships Of France shall he treated Oh the
t"o,ing Of the most favored nations ic the
port above mentioned"
We know til" question has been raised
i'll France as to whether that country has
not acquired, under the treaty above
quoted, special privileges as regards free
access to the American ports. and it is by
40 means impossible that monarch of SO
strong a will as Napoleon ILL., may yet
in furtherance Of the objects whic', he is
. understood to cherish, have something to
say to the Northern States. even in res
pcct of :" OIL parchment as that above
quoted. l',> Majesty is great stickl.r
tor the san' .;y OF treaties when they sui,
him.
Before quitting the subject, we may re-
mark that it is not at all clear, according
to the law of nations. that the Northern
States, seeing that they do not trea. the
seccc'!ing States a. bel igercnts bu. as
rebels, have right to exclude foreign
'r'sels from ANY por, Of the United States.
whether in the North or in the South, So
long as those vessel. abstain from carrying
contrabani Of war.
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From the Richmond Er9m'rrr, O,t. %.

From the Richmond Er9mirrr, OFT. 90
Fu>D FOR THE MARY1Axp nxs,xrxr.-
We have received a letter enclosing the
contribute ns, to the above fund of three
gentlemen in Danvillc, Va. to the amount
of $o5 Also letter from Rene. Ga
fio,n which wc make the following cx-
tract:
"As native Of Maryland. mt heart
ycarns towards her as child towards it's
mother, and NY CONSTANT prayer is that
she may speedily be released from the o.
pressi"h that now overwhelms Ler. Thous-
snds of noble hesrts within her bosom ar,
only waiting the opportunity to shed ,Lei-
best bl"od iii defence Of the South and ill.,,
Conf'deracy. Please Gnd enclosed check
for $50 on the Planters Bank. I would
rather, if possible. tha. i, should 20 to aid
the Maryland troops to which nv Old
friend, Major Bradley T. Johusou, Is a.
tachcd'
7" This far off son of Maryland, ws
would say, courage! As one of her own
poets has said. in ths strains which We
copy in this mornings issue. There's
lie in sae Old Land yet" Are, and
there is symps'hy for the Old Lam,
throughout III" whole glorious Southern
CoufsdcrAc,.
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There shall be entire freedom of opin-
ion and speech, so long as the exercis.
thereof shall not contravene the provisions
Of the eth and Sth of these articles. Any
expression Of opinion. however. contra
vening. or judged by the President to ex-
eeed the limits of said provisions. shall be
regarded as an overt act of treason, and
shall expose the party to arrest anc i'm
prisonment according to the terms of said
articles.
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4 PLAIN Qtst7yn> TO Mass .currxrr.
Mss,-perhaps they vii, re,orl that ".
in Rhode Island ha,! i'etter keep our
question q, home. aud pat i, 10 ourselves.
Never mind, ~-'ii pu, II. fHr al: thu.
Do's the iion. Chs'!e- Sumner, with H..
declared views on the su' lecs Of ,ou,beru
slavery, J"i{y and ssss.tly represent H.
views Of Massachusetts, men on the ssu,.
suhirc': II he does not. would i, no, H.,
an o'ju-a;ce t" themselves, An act Of c.,,-
cii's'ion to the South. an ac. Of duty :,
humsri'y. if they would publicly and
anthosiiasively state that hs ,.,. M.
Can ,kry not 70 state. aud state 30 mos,
e"rhs,'cally. hy electing this fall TO
their Legislature. nen who vii, pas. .
v'se asking Mr.. Sumner to resixn bis ,e., ,
in Congress! Ii they do not elec, such
men will it not be e,idsn. beyond dou,4
that he majority Of Mass.ohu.e:t. mcn
are A.~i.;oas.ss - Prorid<a.e Pcs,
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'FsxHs o. SUBSCRIPTION. .-&l. so per an
ssn, 20 b paid within six months. No
sthsss;ption viii be received for . shorter
pssisA than six months, xnd no paper be
disssut;aned until al arrsaragcs are paid. !.
sE11ssl the option Of the publiShers.
THnxs % ApvEasisixs. 81 per square
~ The fret insertion. and IS cts. for
every sabseqnent insertion. Twelve lines
q lass constitute square If the number
- insertions be not marked on the adver-
t;ssnent. il will be published until forbid
cad charged accordingly. A liberal de-
taos;oa made 10 those who advertise by
The year
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regiments. 10, $50; total. 1l,s71. Ar
tillery-Horse. 8 batteries. 1893 guns,
36; feh. % batteries. 5000; guns.
1873: garrison, 80 batteries. 4.6SO to-
tai 10. $40; guns, l74; Engineers. 2.316;
military irsin. 1880; hospital corps.
6U9; c"nnlissariat staff corps. 500
grand total Of active force, 81, ,26S
gems. l74. Besides. there are the depoi
sSsbi'ssmen.s .Infantry-Line l.26 de-
pots. PATIO; cavalry. 9 dcpo.s, 396
artillery, 1918; total d:po:s, 2s.14l.
Reserves available for the defence of the
kingdom in case of war: Pensioners,
l4.16s; militia, $4,000; y-on,anry. 49,
$50; Iri~h c"nstsbulary. II 1913, voiln
teers, 40 900: total, 2o2s 40.
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LEONARD TOWN. MD. MORNING NOVEMBER 1861

no man be weak enough to think. when
he is establishing or confirming despo-
tism, that he is safe from its dangers be-
cause. fer the present, it is on bis eide
1t ~ written, that the frogs who prayed
to Jove for King, had Stork sent them
for their pains. 1t is no. written that
King Stork. when he was hungry, made
any distinction between the frogs who had
prayed for him aud the frogs who had
not .-- -
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PERsoNAL AprHARAHCs OF ruE Cz.r

PERsoSAL AprEARAHcg OF ruK Car.
An American who has jus, been p-c.cn,ci
at ;he Russian Court desriLrd the Car =,
of tall figure, perfectly formed, and ,::i..
tinguished by as nobl. aud martial bear
ing as Nicholas l. hmsrif could have
boasted Fair complexion and an ovs,
face. set Of By y nes: brown mous:acL...
4 nose no. n.ticaol'. ,xccp, for i.s utter
freca"m frou, tho pug of his grandfather.
;hc Emperor Paul. Hair cropped Oft
close t" the head. IN III. summer s.,ie
adopted BY FreneLnen. a large beau,:-
ful eye Of the milde.t blue, n clear sud
soft AS girls, yet by no means ipsip;d
in expression. A pleasant cosdial voice.
and a t,Hnner as far removed from haugl.
timers as from any affection Of condesceu-
sion. A noble. manly bearing, aud ply,
siqne &c: eff advantage ,nsly by a military
uniform. Altogether. handsome, at
tractivc pcrsonags. who would at once pr
posses. although not imprcssing one a.
hrst Sigh. With any idea Of extraordinary
ability"
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Allen A. Burton. Ky New Granada
]. Watson Webb. N. Y. Brasil. a =,
Jacob n Palmer, Pa. Argentine Con.
Thomas II. Nelson. Ohio Chili 'i.1
D. K. Carter. Ohio Bolivia. $50
Charles Washburne. ca. Par.GuS
Henry 7. Blow. Nc. Vcussuels.
Charles u. Rioste. Tsxas Costa Res.
Christopher Rosiaso2 !, Pers. !. 80 =
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Tug LEADERS ~ THE Two ARNrEs -
Below We give table showing the years
in which some Of the most prou,inen.
military chiefiains on both sides graduated
at West Point. and the position in which
they stood in their various classes -
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SKE7Ci OF JAMES N. MASON.

.Jan.cs NJ Mason is NATIVE, Of Virgin
Ia, and was born hear Washington, Nc
vcnbcr 3. 1888. He graduated in 1878.
at the university OF PENNSYLVANIA. anJ
soon after commenced the study Of the
lass al Wi;tia,n and Mary Co:i,.ee He
WAS admitted to practice in 1920. after
short probation ia the Office of lscnjamin
Watkins Leigh, at Richmond. In 1896
his political career commenced with his
election to the House Of Delegated. De-
clining re- election TO tLis position, he
Was chosen = member of the House Of
Representatives from tho district composed
nf Frederick and Shenandoah couriics
and in 1s47 was elected by the Virginia
Legislature to the United States Scmaie--
n position TO Which he had been .succes-
sivcly elected every term since. aud was
10 hold until next year. On the breaking
out Of the prcscn, difficulties. he took
prominent part in their development aid
was chosen to- the Confederate Congress
from the Eighth District Of Virginia.
During his term Of ofiic. in the Uni.ed
States Scuate. he was Chairman Of thr
Committee m Foreign Affairs. and was
thoroughly po.;~d Oh all matters connected
With our foreign relations.
skETCn or JOHN sLIpELL
John Slidcll is a native of New York
State. whore hc was born about the wear
1898. GJ:ng to New Orleans TO seek
his fortune" he Vac enabled, with the
education which be bad previously re-
ceived. to rise raEadiy in his lcsa! studies
and was admitted sOon after. I'll, drsl
pntlic poeit:'n ". sha, of Unite Sal.
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prussia.

The army of Russia is so complicated
in its organization that there would be
considerable difficulty in making an ex-
act anal lysis of it but the numbers have
been asccrlaned with sufficie:,t accuracy
to be on the present reduced establish
n,ent about $50. 1000. mrn Of these
the active army numbers $40. .523 men.
and 11G0 guns the rest are composed
Of disciplined Cossacks and irregular
troops.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

oreaDnaiion, and ii- ha1 11-ssr s6r decce5. Tbsr
was 10 question OF the regularity of Tammany and II
eeIetfy 10 &c Tie tiat Question d~fnItcy 10 order
=" s.' Iid OF 'hlS ron"t nay recurring dispne.
MT Luadlngt0n NOV 10 a.neId lie snbsti,nta n,
| lie full Vote -'u i'''inS each cast
~, 0lark Jeierson wished to know how many vote,
| tney were To cast 10y '"see
g %r ,ho L;a,ddDgton-I dco'tcre how muy-a bundred
tney hke-prOvidea tbes will cast tie same nnase,
'ule M !o'b. Laughter and applause
siI Loru moved Ia aIneHd by allowing the two ae,s
ss,lohS 70 cast 81 yo'es-.7 vote, eacb
ca, a,,i,noaen's Were acelted, and the yeas and
bS$ ea'Ied on their ado .tion.
The vo'e was taken ami nm h exc;te,r.,,, ,o.,,;
as iollvws: N 'D'' resulting
e. ,...8......,,.,.......,,,.Il0
Loud apsluge foD%ed ibe S %
vote, which Was re-echood by tbs eall,I,es " ''''
t1aries Corhel on 4 past Of the 1,,,nr,ar,, ALL.
nVh, ashs9 "haI was the deeislon Of the presdent
The FlesideDt-the snbsiint- 4. adonted and h.,,L
Delegations are admitted tue floor witt I've IN
Cast IL votes each
Sir. Comell- ften the T,mmany dolecatiou asks
lo4ve to re,ige Tor consultation.
hr. Brown of Jefes,o said 10 had voted In admit
the Iammany delegGio 1T lhe sabsllt lte but be
protested agaus Any drie tlDn withlrawng for con-
suiOD ufer having snbui'ed their ciims TO the &c.
ton Of the Convention. L04d app lause
The 1ammany delegaies. then withdrew from tie
hall for c0nsnltlion
Inc Hon. y. II. thnfcn Lh' II caiicu tne EesOius
tons 10 appoint CoDDittce resolutions which was
adopted.
The fol,wing Committee was announced: With
Disfrict--Sauiord L. Church, Il. r. Linuingi lat
Wm. McMurray, K. Is Connolly; Iid-Chas Frost,
Chss j. Lowwy; ilIi-Isiac icConicbe, jr., Wm.
llGtGenburgi lVth-W o. J. Averl jay Cadyi Vth,
Dele De Wolfe, Arpb4<ad LOOMS; Nltls-John j.
la! lor, Wan. Haley; Vlith--G,o. Hastugs, s. Ii.
Parker.
The Convention took recess ,ill 9 o clock tomor-
row morning.
sYKAorsE "Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1861.
Tie decision on TIE Iozirt and Tanmaly caused
much excitement, and there probability that an
effort will be made 10 reconsider the action Of the Con-
ven,iou tomorrow THIS wi be rigorouely contested
by the MozarteEs, who are eated over their great
triumph. The resOlu ions will be much as already
in1icated-decisve in support OF the Government,
and flr the prosecution Of the war, bot for speedy
and honorable peace, aud iul guarantees Of equal
riqhts under the Co taon, TO all tie States, and
Grm in opposition The pDcy Of tine Republican party.
T-cre viii be probably coltsst AMI sate on the
resolutions, as many Of she delegates iayor more
distinctive peace policy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
,pNy AND NAVY.

Tisnt q. ". Vanderbilt, 9Ib Infantry. son Of Com
rno5ore Vanderbilt bGs taken charge of tho regular
recruiting Office IN Boston vice caIt. Amory, I'D
Infantry, who has BEEN appointed TO the Ccon,icy ST
the l7th Massachusetts vomners CAPT. Amor! ie u
native Of Massachusetts, and entered the service III
1851, af,er graduating a; West Point. He has seen
soma active service the fontiyis, and bears good
naane as "a competent, erergetcOicer. Lieut. Wander
tlt Is al.O u Wesl Pointer. The Rectuiiag ) rgeai I
at Boston, H. Eos, TO- e,ly received Captains coIi-
l. ission is the h,h MAJ fsicl usej % volunteers.
Tie moupied egiu.epgs will Hereafter be known oy
TIE general Hssle VI cavalry. The LIT ana ~ ORA
gO0ns and yie regiment OF mounted iihenen, are
named The iss, I'd ard ID Cavaliy, and the 'wo Old
rpiuent Of cavalry, aud lhc new one, row IN c"n"e
o. orm,iOn are ciilei the lth, 5th and 9th Cavarl
Itc uifereBee he wern the dragons, cavalry, anu
rilaeIeb, was mo- nominal than aCiuat.
The gtnheat f. b. Hale put into comnii zion
yesterday Ca 8. Alny formally turaed her over 70
William ID. Gregory, acting aeter Ii cOnnand 81 e
ruriiss c,cw of 30 men, aud sn aman ent OF lOdr
] Hg tLiuy-,wOs. She will seil immedia;,ly hcf
/ officers are:
me eh.nt ,er,cr Masters Ms'e, 9 4 Gr.eo,y -ud amy
Shi; Act Asi,tan sy aseI's Clerk A. e. insert Acc
ing Asisn SuIf-on onu MaheSsi acting -econo Assistant
IaFueeT G. Ii. Harrington; AcIbg Thid ss'stn Lhs e'
! Ino Uned States figa,e Braudywin SOY was
Yesterday fOated into the dry-doCk AZ the BIooky n
Navy Yard This is the is time she has been moved
during Ile LIST zen years having been lying up suce
her ret urn from the Straits Of Gibraltar III ls5l I'd
will be thoroughly overiauled, aud itted up for line
reception OF the Fort iatters prisoners, wlo, iu tie
/ meantime ave b.ea placed Oh Governors leland.
deta,hmeut Of recruits enlisted IL Botton, arrived
/ here yos,eday, aud transferred 10 Governor q
Island 10 be drilled aid prepared Tor active service
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE KINGS CoUyrY aEPGBLIcAE GENERAL Cox
MlrTEE ASD CoLLEcroR BARSEY.-At regular
meeting Of the Kings Comfy Rep1blican General
Committee on Tue day night, the fIllowing resolu-
tions were offered by eA-Jad5e Lacer BEdseye, and
unanimously adopted;
R..olrsd Thst h theory e Government md has been
ths, whle s alike biden, ait shall be clray ited
privileges which freq .ea,ig recurring
elections show thaL Tous oc~ is part Of ITS established
cousuti0Bal p1iy .ud 10y attempt % Te 4oy class OF
life long Of hces Of pr h' honor snti demo-
cTaiie, end . violation OF tr- ig1s Of . h-'s
Rsoped That frequent la lcs hea by appoint
desirable in sbos derived dect, oy az eteioa
people add that hv temp 20 adopt IN ne new YORK
Custom policy noNpowu 20 'hs politics Of tho
eoaniry and radical % ha ed by the stots
aid otar dspaum-us of O-Bsrs OOv-Dmel IL bzeacd
Of good fsith. uhwsIraUtable snd Ijuslihs5le.
centred Tht h~ iuuegs- srB OF the Col ector OF th
port tispen.ed l. Of -hsrra and
hsfrrnd- dHni trafion and ts policy
IL tlis county, fruu whirh turs ak p- reisved.
h,s lrsd Tnlt IL -.rr sad cDdih mslzement OF he
Cg.3nl House BY the Cocorof the PoI Of York jn
hs Repub Of ui. county protesting esins is
nuance and 10 demanding the ys Of Husm Barney for po
Il ic considerations lny oas those which JSst1sd the
rmoyal Of Augustus Scnel.
copy OF the resolutions Was directed to be Forwarded
TO Secretary Chase.