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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16
Mofatt'e SIC PiIlalll-

Are oomfosod Of Vegetable tngrei eRolrsfrpl5
as can bo ascertatned by chemical te8tss TheiE
prominent qualities- are those cf an ngtifs euc
searching, Though perfsefly mild and agreeah1e Do
teIgeut apefisntt OF gontle sup0rido, pioEdoting
the insensible perspiraton of pleasant dlnrefic
inyigoratins tie kidneys aad bladder and 0f a
delightful tonic cardiac, exciting aPRetif8 ~ Abe
demands OF actv9 digestic1, aud cheering the mins
With that grtHful sense o. rouovatsd hsalglf sIicl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16

s5-g sF4ptien OF lroa 5sssd Bcass
CastIngss< Deal Ee4s 10 Steam slad
Water Guages, Gum Betting and Pack
ing, Gas and Steam Wr0ught Iron Pipe and
Fittings, &C., At AanufsesuFeT's prices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

AAmong all the Volunteers who have re-
sp0nded to the Presidents cali for troops
nom Ohio, the Western Reserve, we believe
has furnished two or three companies. Now,
however, that It has been announced that the
requisition has been more than filled, and
that nc more companies will be accepted, we
observe that the Republican leaders Of the
Reserve are laboring highland day in organ
izing companies; and we doubt not they
will be periodically offered 10 the Governor,
with q grand flourish Of trumpets, by High
Private Ben Wade now that there IS no
danger of their being accepted"
The above oonienptibly false article We
cut from the Dayton Empire, which has per-
slstsatly opposed the present war and OPP
posed any employment Of force to resist the
sggressioas OF The Southern rebels. The
above Is but a sample Of the matter that daily
ans is columns. aat5bs
The Westsgh Reserve furnished tive o.
three cOmpaniea'1 Let .M tall the Empire
thaf in Esnty-sOur hours after the Presidsnfi
FIRST proclamation had bean read BY Gun. citi-
sens, two companies had their lists open for
recruits that in thirty-six hours they were
drilling with full ranks that in f~orty-eight
hours the Cleveland Gfays one hundred
strong, were mastering in their asmory to
bid farewell to triendss and that they were in
eluded in the two regiments that left Ohio
for Washington four days after the cali fol
troops was signed in that city and further,
that not only has Cleveland sent i've compa-
MES Of infsntry and a regiment Of artillery,
but thst every town and hamlet in Northern
and Northeastern Ohio has responded to the
call with men and money, and that no party
lines hays besn heardOf in spite Of the decla
ration Of the Empire some days ago that
this was q war Of the Republicans getting
up, and they might Aght It ont" or words To
that effect. o,lidia1 soia d9ni
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

~ -
Virginia is backing down. Her secession
fever is taking the same turn it did in Mary
land, when the mighty indignation Of re
North became known to the anthorides.-
Gov. Letcher, it is said, viii order he Viz
ginia forces to evacuate Harper's Ferry. This
be would never have done had he not had a
Wholesome fear Of Gen. Butler and his in
trepid Bay State soldiers. Brig. Gen. Cooke,
commanding the batteries upon the Potomac,
says it has never been designed by Virginia
to attack Washington, but only to defend her
own soil. Weimagine the twenty-five thou
sand loyal troops in the Federal city have
helped amazingly to bring about this state
Of feeling, and that Virginia is beginning to
find herself between two fires, Of which the.
Northern one is a little the hottest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
RsbeIs RmpleZisr Nerrees.

The colored men in the United States have
been exceedingly eager to enlist and either
form companies Of their own, or be attached
to vhite companies, or differed by whites,
Or GO az servants, or lab0rers, to work OF
fight or both, any way to get q chauco to
take a band in the war. But all such prof
fars have Beaa refused, and the enrolment of
this description Of force discouraged. But
down South the Secessionists appear to
have no such scruples against employing
'niggers' TO fight against the government.
The Richmond (Va.) Examiner of a recent
date. hss the following:
GREE 0oboRED MEN.-A list of thirty-two
worthy free negroes Of this city, who have
Offered their services ia the work Of defense,
or in any other capacity required, has been
seat 70 the Oaptain of the Woods RiAemen.
We noticed colored msn in uniform. They
cams AZ musicians with tho Georgia troops
The Richmond Va Examiner is respon-
sible for this;
NsaRoEs VoLuSTEBRISG.-Free negroes in
Amelia county have offered themselves TO
the Government tor any service. In our
n~eighboring city Of Petersburg, two hundred
fire., negroes offered for any work that might
be assigned to them, either to 6ght under
white officers, dig dirheS or anything that
could show their desire to serve Old Virginia.
We have seen no notice That the service of
free negroes have been refused by the Secs
%siOniSts. Slave negroes we know are en-
ployed to assist the rebels. All the money
the negroes can spare is taken to help to sup
port the rebellion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
TI.e Adninistrarlgn .. wort.

A dispatch 70 the n. ]. Tribune says;
There are scores Of rumors fitting about
the city concerning the policy of the Admin.
istration. But, whatever the rumors may
be, this fact is settled. The Administration
is al. Work-at work in the right direction,
and is striking heavy blows upon the head
and front of its ecntumacious children. The
papers, for fortnight ensuing, VIII be FLIED
with accounts Of what Government has done,
as, for the past fortnight, they have bothered
themselves IS to what it ogghtto do.
Gen. Lane has left here on very important
6nsIness Tor the GOyernmenb Connected with
the maintenance of its supremacy on the
frontier, the success of which might be put
in jeopardy by any disclosure Of its point and
and PURPOSE. tAt1l it-- L
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08


Followed suit and New York is waking up
on the subject since the commencement OF
hosdlities on our Southern coasts.
A wora 70 ihe people Of OHIO, and while
We speak to tie people We spesk to the State
Lat ali the old brass aud bronze guns be
riaed and furnished with Gen. James pro-
jecdles. The cos, to the State viii be but
nom $50 TO SlOe eoch, according to the calibre
o. the gun, and the p~rQjectile will b sold BY
the pound the same probably as other shot
and shell, These guns can be rihed and fur
nishea 70 any point in the Stale upon very
short noIes, the old oues being riled without
removal, aud such is the efficiency Of the
woFkmen that nom 8 to s guns daily can be
turned out.
Let not Ohio be behind her sister States in
procuring This deadly projeeGle, Let heI
Legislature at once take it up and ac
promptly upon the suggestions contained
10 this article, 50 that hereafter the Jsme
Fiasd d may be to US "a household
Woru- -h .e g.ila
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
The BaIamore suIcide.

SAACA1Ss
A Baltimore letter to the New York Times
gives this account of the total prostration O.
trade at Baltimore: iest st-
There is absolutely nothing doing IN the
wayof trade. Two weeks since hundreds OF
small saif,- from aP-aad do~atha bay, waro
moored in the Basin, ard lying three and
four tiers deep from the wharf. Nearly all
were taking in merchandise for different dis
tricts OF the State, when the order came from
the omnipotent Police Board, laying an enl-
barge on al exports. To-day not q dozen Of
the craft mentioned arc, in the Basin, and in
telligence has been received that Philadel-
phia merchants have grasped.a at and secured
the trade, and the same vessels are now
moving TO and from that port, through the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
The mechanic arts ara also paratyzed, and
untold numbers of industrious people are IN
employed, and with only hopes of a better
time, Hundreds of Rorkmen ore sent Tor
from Washington, to be employed in the
Federal City; but not one has been invited
from the city in whose streets Federal troops
were murdered 4Tl1.5 .a Pa
Not a sale of real estate within the city
.NutS lag Deen EepOFteu Since the Jay OF the
riot; and were a forced sale to take place to-
lay, houses and lots would not realise 30 per
cent. Of the amount they would readily COM
mand but q few day since. The hotels are
crlpty; they have always been warm sym.
pathizers with the secession movement, but
alarming symptoms of a tardys conversion to
Union feeling have now exhibited themselves.
-As one very expressively remarked; 4he'd
got his belly full of secession, and it didn't
agree with his constitution I'D 3
Amidst all this, the Northern Central
Railroad Company, signifyiAg their distrust
of the future of Baltimore, have removed
their Offices to HarriSburEh, where they can
have some assurance of safety, and they be
allowed to manage their affairs without in
reference from the police.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
John Brewu, Jr.

The Boston correspondent of the N. Z.
Tribune says that Joha Brown, Jr, is Bos-
ton, as follows; Fl - $40 e6l +
ii1t 81 know that the project of encouraging
independent armed movements IN Virginia
ihss been discussed here, but the men CHASED
as ftnAtieS do not give It any countenance
at present. John Brown, Jr, arrived here
on Thursday, and though he is quite willing,
no doubt to visit the sceneot his fatheEs *
plots, be fullysagrsesj that an expedition of
this kind would be unwise just now. The
reports as to his camp Of l4Oo negroes, in
Ohio or PennsylFania, SIRE wholly destitute
of TRUTH Ys liza tsin2- y1li -a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
ANobIs Old FORTRESS.

Fort Aohroe is splendid fortfication, and
would resist a very large attacking force.-
It encloSes SONS seventy ave acres OF gEound.
It has two tiers Of guns casemates and bar
bsttes, and the armament consists Of four
hundred and eighty nine guns, of which 8
very large PROPORTION are 0Olumbiads. It is
situated mile and half from the main land,
snd completely commands Hampton Roads
and the entrance to James River, and lie of
much importance in a military point Of view.
The peninsuia on which il stands is about
one hundred yards in width, and, Of course,
commanded By the guns Of the fortress. An
stack on this stronghold conld not be sue
esssful unless BY q force Of tens of thousands,
as, in addition 20 its strength of position, it
is surrounded BY an outside wall of granite.
Between this wall and the walls ofthe fort ia
a moat twelve feet deep and one hundred
and twenty-five feet III width. Il is now
manned by 1900 experienced srtilerists.-
The Massachusetts, and other regiments that
hare Fazris0nsd Fort hoRrSs viii be a once
initistedinto the mysteries of regular artil-
lery practice. The only school for artiIleriss
in the United States, and one Of the best in
the world, is st Old Point. The officers who
superihtendit have travelled all over Europe
to complete their military education. On
Wednesday last week, there was agrand turn
out Of all the ordnance in the tort, and a
General "heaYy metal drill With such
teachers, the Massachusetts soldiers and the
present garrison of the Point may defy all
Virginia, sT szag3. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
zoo - oR RXcHARGE.L

Wilson Avenue, Ho use and 3 acres, with Frait,
&c. Exchange for a 4 .Gm.
Colamer, s. acres, with OrchaTds also house and
one acre, near COlamer, on Plank Aoad. Exehapgs
for land near st. PAM, hInn- I'D H.A IN
4 valuable Water Power, on the Ohio Canal, g
mEa5 from city. Exchange Tor City prOpefty.
Farm Of 1853 acres in HiiLOughby, good House,
Barn, tirehard, &c. VIII sell the whole " lB8 acres
and take house and lot in or near the city in part ray.
five Houses aud Lot, west Of Erie streets good
tenant property-to exchange Tor Land near the City
and pay a difference in each.
ScOyil AYenuB-iNrgB two-storY hOnss and large
lot, barn. &C. Exchange for land in part balance
on long time.
and y half mi IS rom the Railroad depot. A large,
handsome ana we'll finished stone house, barn and
IS acres OF land, with \ great variety OF choioe fruit /;
to exchange tor improved propertysm this City.
Yarn Of III Acres, on Rank Road, u miles from
City, large tWo-story Brick House, good Barns. and
Orchards, sod sanGy loan and muck superior
farm. Will take pay one half IN house and EW acres
near theCfty; balance on time. 1fel r
Kinsman Street, tWO-st0ry House and Lot, To
exchange for . farm and q Few sores near the City.
Crossword street, EJFO-story House and Lot. To
exchange for a farm. = rAi ~ E4-laL 14L
Brick Tavern stand ind l0x acres, on one Of the
principal Plank Roads, ~ miles from the City large
and convenient house And excellent land. To ex-
change in part for house and1ots or afsva acres uear
thecifF.
county Michigan. S4per acre. fl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
arnnd9 rarnde 81 wn.hinrton.
dispato6 . he N, Z. Time5 gsvg,

= tApN1 4sAWd3 b1Jdt
1t Is suggested that as soon as the lines Of
communication with Washington are all
open again, q grand parade and review Of all
the troops here should be had, after several
days notice.. This would bring in the people
to witness il from all the surrounding eoun-
try, for, hundred or q hundred and fifty
miles, and hare a decided moral effect, by
showing Them that the troops are substantial
men, well equipped and formidable, instead
of the starved and miserable creatures which
secession leaders declare them to be.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

Gov. SPRAeUr OF RHODE Ish1ED.-A cor
respondent of the Boston Journal, writing
from Providence, says the parting injunction.
Of Gov. sprague to the people, as he and his
command bid them farewell, was-aFor
every man that falls send ten, and don't spare
the money"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

II THE PoIsT,-At the late session Of the
Wyoming Conference, the following substi-
tute was offered snd passed, instead of a res
olntjnn to adopt the report Of last year on
slavery: q
WHERKAa, Divine Providence has taken the
work OF emancipation into its, own hands,
therefore Il
RssstVs5 That NC stand still and see the
salvation Of God.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
Po0SE 4 JENNINGS :
Ia i
REAL ESTATE Z INSURANCE AGENTS,
a 40, 2lI Sape5cr Sta Up stars,j
MARBLE BLOCK. :
EoRSAEE.

Twenty Neres, one nile from notwithstanding
lOaui soil, Sis per acre.
Valuable c SaziHs EarEfsih 6iloushby-23la acres
4Frtvlstx Acr7 y 8 rifles from Cits 81 per acre. ~.
Prospect Sire I, Brick Bidding for Store and
Dwelling, with lUF -Sl51.
hamilton Street, House and Lot. $50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
~

Hsuss, Barn and s acres EHsd, on Euclid Plank
koad, y milefTQm termlnsttoR ofStrsst r. T.. $50.
Lake frame House.
Superior ST. &" --------.-..--. 40.
Walnut ST. a. ~
Pittsburg -Br House. IN good order. 1O.
Hamilton st., near House..... l25.
ROUSE b JENNINGS.
mays Real Estate and ms. Agents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
gaptr 8anginqs.
100 O00 ROLLS WAL PAPER

A
Wa has been declared and Secession "a the order
Of the day, and now d tire time for all tidy HOUSE,
keepers to seeede from dirty and smoky walls, and
ecrrce on them with s Fdsh, nesf WALL PAPFR.
. : rely improving their homes and most Of all,th
100000 ROLLS NOW READY
for salo At M Carson q Co, ls8, Superior ST., and
so low that ell cen get them.
THE COST Is MERE NOTHING.
We arc now ready to sell French, EnFlishs and
American wall papers from 80 to IS per cent. below
peeVious prices, and would most regnsctfully invite
all 70 look in upon our stock before buying. for in
quality vt goods and the length Of pieces-fws can
give the tmQst satisfsetiol. Our goods owning dr.
reetly rom the factories, We thereby save one profit.
Aaos large assortment Of Shades Of every Taries
GOLD BANDS, &C. 80,
soi just opeaed q beautiful lot Of -
c, O r LICE
with Bsnds, Lool &C., to match. Gods and TAs.
sells ~ endless 1ety- Pager Hanging done at
short notice inexperienced wOrkmen, and At reason
able rate
Also, We would take nice isbs Of painting. grain
Ing and vanishing at fair and remhhs-4tiye rates.
NO ]. 70 Dealers We would Invite their attention
- II large stoeksGl maria -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
MKNNIR NSNN


with all bad aoeets arising thersfrom. including
DEBILITY OK PRoSTRATlONl
Of whom had axpsndsd sandrods Of dolisrss' Wiz
0enstyled physicians, who profess 10 treat all private
mAladies with success and without receiving the
Or. GIBSON does not boast that he fse msmber Of
soms College In London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do fof the purpose OF ensnaring the Innocent,
allied. But what Dr.. GIBSON might boast Of IL
this, that he Il able to give entire satisfaction to
those who Fepo8e confidence In his ability and intes-
rity, and that be has Pertectsdg n American systGm
oftreatment which challenges any Physician Of Lson-
don or Paris, or any patent medicine to equal for the
radical cure Of seminal weakness, and AL diseases or
~esreneements, ootn- mental and physical, arising
nom sexual Or secret abuse. :
Dr.. GIBSON alsO claims fer his new treatment the
tolog1ng advantages over al others ret discovered;
and hrst, the agents used are in no razpact disagree
aba; he unes no rallies q. the dark agas, susk -
4ercury, nor any other aalGtsrior1 drag aalnndlF-
no restrictions in diet or business Is required; Third,
IL his treatment Is positive and certain in al cases.
BE stands prepared TO 60 into any public or private
hospital IN the United stAtee and demonstrate the
otbsf now known to the world IN poinG Of prompt
ness, psrmanency, mhdnels, safety and convenience
Dr.. GIBSON Is permanently located IN Cleveland.
and has during the pGat nine months performed mani
cuTea Of diseases which had for years resisted Al
other modes Of Treatment. Reference can be givento
Boston, New York, and other citiea in regardto
skin and integrity In ell professional trunaactfona-
Dyspepsia Rhuematism, SorOfula and all chronic
diseese1 treated with superior SUCCESS. q
81 Medicfns sent 20 ANY part Of the countrT ON
receipt of ten collars.
NJ GIB5oNss New Work on Physiology for sale
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor of EecfropadEy and Mediefss. .
~ palce No. III Ontario HtFaet, up stairs, 8 lev
DOOR nom the Public square.
Once hour from 9 to Il and nom 2 to 5 O'Clock
daily tSundsy1 exceptedA Aug9
.H AHm III" .H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

DOR SALE@0EE SECONDHAND
Steam Poilsr-upngnt. 50 called lately used
IL the =6sr edce.- Said BoiasF is a iEchss in de
amstor. uass1de, and s fsaL aoag; furnace 1art fest
in diameter, and feet him.
Said Boiler originally cost 500 inoH Hrst rats
sold for 80. ,. Tr
A-fo further particulars enquirest Is Omce,
streSt. @ q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08
Brass 9onaata

JAMES q, ODELL, BRASS
~ E0gNDgR AM MANUFACTURERS o.
asN doors from superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. al.
Z prepared 70 furgish all kinds Of work usaa foI
q!ea IN The Plumbing Business. Bssr Punps Of an,
kinds made and repaired Bras Casting dOne daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
TIE DEMOCRATIC DRIFT.

We received yesterday morning early enough
to publish but too late for comment. the letter
Of Gov II. j. Jewett Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio. 70 the
Chairman Of the Democratic State Convention,
accepting the nomination for Governor made by
that Convention. We refer to it now, however,
as another evidence Of the tendency Of Demo
cratic opinion, and proper rebuke 70 the men
ia this State who have the presumption to pre-
tend that they speak for the Democratic party
aud that that great body Of citizens are disposed
to follow their lead TO dishOlOrable surrender ard
a slayish submission 70 approach Rebels in
arms who represent not only minority Of
States with minority of the whole population,
but who are a minority eyea Of the people Of
their own sectiOD--tO approach suco armed in
surrecfiopists with " liberal offers Of peace" il
to abdicate all right Of selfgoYernment,
is to renounce all claim to manhood
except merely Of sey, il TO confess
that the exuberauce of Southern invention in
virulent coinage of epitbets derogatory OF
Yankee courage and Yaneec honor, has never
yet at all come up to the damniDg and disgrace
full reality. We can't believe this of cur fellow
citizens let them be called what they may. AS
we move daily through tho crowded streets we
know that OF all The men We meet, here and
there ia one who is a petty knavc, here and there
some rascal on larger scale, here and there a
hypOcrte, here and there some slayish wretch
VINO was born by mistake to 90 in an erect atti-
tude; we trust we do not often breathe the same
air, even for moment with such poor apologies
for men, ard when we do we rejoice that we are
ignorant of the fact; but we do not belieye-for
if believing we should fly the hauuts of men and
seek I" some boundess contiguity of shade
that half The decent-loOkiDg people We ioste
daily are scurVy creatures whose characters are
made up Of q combination OF the sOrriest kfaye.
~ and most disgusting hypocrisy, with the added
degradation Of conscious uohappiness that they
were not born slaves AS we do not want faith
therefore in humanity but try to cherish toler-
ably good opinion Of our fellow.creatures, we can
not bring ourselves to believe that the Democrat
ic party is at all composed Of such men as these,
such men as tie Democratic Committee at Aba
ny would persuade us they are.
That We are right, time, We trust viii show;
and as another indication that we are, we point
to the letter of the Union Democratic candidate
for Governor in Ohio, Mr.. Jewett We do not,
to be sure, agree with him as TO tue prOprety Of
calling National Convention, as That, it seems
to us, would he at THIS moment very vain aud
futile act, since the only Conventions wanted
now Grc those where cannon are the speakers,
and the voting is done with bullets instead Of
tallO,s. Bat we agree with and rejoice 10 such
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
TIE PRlyArEERs AT WORK.

BosroE, Monday, August H. lSOI
The schooner Wudward, Capt Partridge, from
Turks Island Auglst lst, arrived at Holiness Hole
the 18th inst 1le WndwId was captured by the
jeff Davis on tie 9Th inst. in lat IS long. e.
The next day The jeff Davis captured the brig Santa
Clara Of Eastpor' loaded with sugar and molasses
and bound from Porto Rico 10 Boston
The JET. DAVIS then took - men taken from var
vessels previously captured aud put them board
the Windward and let them go
rne mate oi the bark Aiyaraio from Cape Town for
Boston reports Lat she captured July "a lat. 90
NJ long, 90 10 W, by tue Jef. Davis. A prize crew
were put on boaId and the of the bark with the
exception of Capt. Whiting and his wife, transferred
10 the privateer Tue bark sailed the next morning
for the South.
August . Sue captured the brig Santa Clara, and
treated her IN tho manner, bir Jones and four Of
the bark going part OF the prize crew. The
day they transferred myself and the remainder Of
the crew to the schooner Wndward from Turk Island
for Holmes Hob. Wien lett the pri,atee che had only
II men, all TOLD aboard.