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Co. A, sth Regiment, is still, We believe
at Belton, Va. Letters sent TO Grafton, prop
erly addressed, viii reach them.
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Road Notice

A petition will be pfeseh ted t8
the Conmisiiansfi of feleca eoihty D a thtfi 80
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The AOth arrived safely at Camp Denni.
son, Wednesday morning.
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American Sunday School Union

We announce to the citizens of
Tins TIA, sole agents for the A. s. s. Union
AN LbFaisI and Book, can be had al ostalogus prices.
aprl9.if STEIN & BRO.
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aaa asnssa Advertiser May lO,h, 1858, 70 be strictly
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Omeors Of the 4OtA Regiment, o. v,

icors Of the 4Oth Regiment, o. V
u. 3. A.
Colonel,
W. u. GIBSON.
Licutena mt Colonel,
IL. A, BLACKMAN.
Major,
LEVI DRAKE.
Adjutant,
CA. NORTON.
Quarter Master,
II. A. SPAYTH.
Surgeon,
r. W. THRIFT.
Surgeons Mate,
W. II. PARK.
Chaplain,
L. II. BUSH.
Sutler,
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PROVISIONS.

Hams and Bacon.
Flour and Potatoes,
Butter, Lard, Eggs, &c.
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FOR doing all kinds Of Book and job Printing.
in the highest style Of the Art, and on verV
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Local and Miscellaneous.


Friday, September no. 1854.
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EFFECT OF TIE REMEDY.

VIZ on the earliest appearance % tAs.s a1tus -
Consumption, the patlent tskss aaiiy aAsst -
fraihs of the nvroPHosPurrEe he viii ussuliy
sec them All dlsappear IN a period varying NON =
ioW weeks 70 ioW monthai and ~ eeatisainr tks
occasional uso % the Remedy, TE WILL sFITD
ILN FIND uihaEIP IN THE ENgoTnrrITr o.
sVcI HEALTH as NE. PEnItArs, nAb NrvrH
KNOWN IN EIs LIFE nEroRRs
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DO You kNoW M

CONSUMPTION Is TIE most FATAL SOURCE ~
MANKIND. u has boon truly tcrhrfed a. A. ricrrE
ntt NAttnyfcw ever surviving ita stiacf o. fsiA
81 ~ wAole Agn1n rHst tsyE ~. curupull, = ans
MORE TuAN ONE UAlF on AL 11iE AnUIT Tort.
lAIlON n most civhaod cummuriiicn iTIls1fnY ms
DISEASE What a sad commentary On Che boesiui
eflcacy n tho Healing Art
Tho brilliant discovery n r. Chufehill Hade 10 ths
imperial Academy ofMcdclnc Of rarta has proyed an
N fiHdNs boon 20 tho world. ~ tho W. of This ~
nnl n----rll r-.-llnl nn-ll Known 10 lh-n--.rr 4
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Is Tmr ONLY TDIrAnr -

WihohesteFe denuino Preparation"
Is THE ONLY RELIABLE
FORM or m. Churchillz Reucty fNsAs f,,-, a.
original FORMULA Tho Acton n tho liyrr,f-rhit,
"a rwo-fotD aud tpoeihc tlcrgaftr5 tho prneifs ~, =
cnNsfitiTHa Nrnvuta luncE, and -thcy nro iho scy
fuNtiItt on-oENERAuNu AdEyIa HSovr,s ne ~ a
nion tho tubcreuiar condition a IINIpIATE Az ~
otNSRAt ErAIruNs niaAfTEauSo WIS a Earnarf vuu,1-
= REAir nAHylucra They rliers The eouch si,.f.s 4
oNpecloiaiun, tlIrere tho appct,.o arroi dlarrhaa
to night nrcaif, ehd'i and Jr,T cease tbs So,-s,s
he0|e rsgt'lar, and ruE StErr Cam ~ rH6roUsp
a FAIR TRIAL 10 A eERTAlH guRIt
nB- BEWARE OF Hopit Reneftss adE,rtisod a. n,
Churchils, and all other SWINullNsC DEy1tr7 a -
sufferers of thoir means lose proeto, fs and b,sesn
iAiAL REvtr. Wrso TO me Tor CIRCULARS and for
DR.. ohurchill'S TTeatiso on conSumption.
which eontaln tho only ouienhe ir6Brratir IN Ter,rs
10 'his NEW TREATMENT. sent TEEE 10 all aqursrSg
PIIoEi In and ic-oE. nottisu. 81 sna q sa-h,-s
Three large. or ak small fer 60 Ny hs-siSaIis =
on both tho Label and Outside Wruppen
no OTHER 10 oENUINE
rJ- 10 not eonfound this Rorncdy with tho a. ..n.s
Chemical Food y and part tieuiariy avod Sii ,,ss,
Vona containing tron, Which 10 hAAoHnotp and GSlts
oili which has no euH,uyH PROPERTY WHAr1Vrn
tod by tho most respectable Drnrrigts thr,nshr,f
tho Vntcd states nnd British Troytnefs ana Viis.s
ana e'al at tho General Dcpot In tho United salss -
J. WINCHESTER. SO John Street, n.
Sold 10y l, l.. St. John 4 Co., Drug fists
Tiiiin, Ohio.
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THE HYPoPHosPHlTEs.

lot no sufferer, who values health and no. deiaT ~
hour 20 tfy this remedy. Remember Chst uroVtnfik
i hctior than curc.n newaro Of acfdccepilon a. ts
toolhug assurance of ficnda that n - suv . Hri.
oid' fatalcrrur 20 myrads who now nli prefaairrs
graves Give cntrcat you pronlpt att-ntt,o to ~,
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I'he largest snd 6ue1 awormsnt n scyss ssd
I louse iurui,hips goods ever oastcd 70 Ne fuA.
Tie in this eity Everybody is iavited 20 eai and
stswies hefafs rurchasins elsewhsre. uuf Gsods
vsfe purchssed vety low, sud viii Be sold
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-17

NEW YoRK, April 16.-Flour dull and
heavy and sc lower, with only a limited de-
nand for export and home consumption ::
salss of 6,40O bbls at 5 IO655 5 for super
western 5 25@5 80 for common to medium
extra western; 5 SOFAS 60 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio 65G07 90
for trade brands ditto closing steady.
Wheat dull and about lc lower sales of
2, 700 bush white western at l 45MI so.
Rye quiet at 6S. Barley dull at 67075.
Corn less doing; market scarcely so firm /;
sales of $4,000 bush at 664@67 for old
mixed western; 6l4@62 for new ditto ; 81
for new northern yellow ; 6S for new and
old mixed. Oats quiet at $685. Pork
more active and firmer some speculative
inquiry sales of 5000 bbls at II 5OMI7 rs
for mess Is 90 for mess deliverable in 30
days, at buyers option; II 620l3 90 for
prime. Beef quiet and unchanged. Cut
meats quiet and steady at 6f068 for shout
ders; 80s4 for hams. Bacon moderately
active; prices frmer. Lard moderately
active; prices without change. Molasses
unchanged sales of $50 hhds of Cuba
Auscovado at l93 and 25 hhds Porto Rico.
Sugar unchanged the storm materially
checked transactions.
Stocks generally better with fair business.
State stocks and United States stocks down.
Virginia IS declined 5 per cent.
New YoRK, April 16.-Stocks DULL aud
lower, but since the Board they are 6rmer
Money a drug, and sales are heavy. Ster-
ling exchange dull.
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VIRGINIA LIKELY TO sECEDE /!
Maryland Responds to the Call
jeff. Davis Coming North Il!

NEW YoaK, Aprn ia special to the
Post, says it is reported that the Governors
of Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina and
Missouri refused to respond for troops, Ma
ryland, however, responded promptly.
4 Baltimore regiment has rendered it's
services to-day. The quota for Massaehu-
sets has been doubled, and three regiments
from Boston ordered here at once.
Gen. James H. Lane, of Kansas, takes
command of 900 men here.
The Commercials dispatch says Hon.
George Ashmun has been sent to Canada on
a secret mission.
No orders are yet issued to blockade the
Southern ports or stop the mails.
The President has issued orders to garri-
son Rarper's Ferry, Forts Washington and
Monroe, and Others. One of the Massachu-
sets regiments goes to Fort Monroe with a
New York regiment. FrE
The route between Philadelphia and
Washington win be guarded by Western
troops.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
a Card TO the Pubic.

The amount Of bodily ard mental misery sri.iug
from neglect Of small complaints, Is incaculabie,
and II is Therefore OF the utmost Importance that
stri"tattenton 10 the least aud most triainq bodily
ailments should Ice had for disease Of the body In
Yarlabiy affects the mind. Or. MoFFATT VEG
ETABLE LIFE MEDICINES, In every instance
whore they have been thoroughly used, have TRI-
IMPLIED OVER DISEASE in almost IL ia d.
yeraided forms, The saIutary effects Of the Life
Medicines have, 10 fact, been so universalI expe-
Iienced that they have become fully establshss as
the most easy, safe, and perfect mode Of treateat
ever offered to the public.
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gpeCiaI Notices.

.g,nomg- shs many Preparations 6sfoTs
tbo nubic as certain cures for the Fever and Ague,
none have been received with such especial favor
a. Dr.. J. Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters.
This tonic has b,en circulated, and its many vir-
tues promulgated throughout the States, AMI every
day 4he proprietors are greeted with the intelli-
gence Of some dreadful case vanquished by the use
Of their celebrated Bitters. In principal cit
les there are but few families who neglect the Bit
ters in furnishing their medicine-chests. As
tonic, /: is both mild and agreeable to the taste,
and stimulating in its action upon the system. For
"a certain cure for the Fever and Ague, Flatniency,
Dyspepsia and all other 2orbid diseases, it is sure
and uuequalled
For sale by ali druggists and dealers generally
every where. apl6-lwd
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Nsw ORLEANS, April 1B.--Thrty three
deserters from the Federal army have land
ed at Fort Jackson, leaving twelve months
pay behind, so anxious were they to join
the Confederate army.
The steamer Lecompte, hence for Shreve-
port, sunk eight miles above Compile. Boat
and cargo total loss. Passengers and crew
saved. Boat valued at SIS, 0OO-insured for
ST., 900 in Cincinnati
The Galveston Civilian says that the
idea that there is any considerable number
of persons disposed to agtate the question
of reunion in Texas is entirely erroneous.
The Steamer Arzonia was at Brazos on the
18th, awaiting the embarkation of troops
for Indianola.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April l6, P. M.-Flour IN
changed sales of supertne at 25 and Of
extra at so fancy brands al 4 1905 90.
No change in grain. Oats rather dull with
some sales ct 254, Whisky declined to l23
and is dull. Nothing done in provisions
worthy OF note. Bacon is offered to
moderate extent at 7, %, and Ios, and buIk
meats at 6, 81, and So Lard is held at 81
M9k with some demand at a shade below
these rates. Mess pork II 90. No change
in groceries. The demand in the regular
way is fair and the market firm
Money market unchanged and quiet,
Very little doing. Exchange on the East
firm at l prem. New Orleans nominal.
The shipments chiefly making South are of
goods ordered and paid for. Very little on
consignment.
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PHILADELPHIA, April I6.-A mob of two
hundred boys visited she residences of Sc
cessionists, compelling the hosting of the
American flag. The Chief of Police has
arrested the ringleaders The Mayor ad-
dressed the crowd, and ordered them to dis
perse. He would not permit the further in
diligence of this spirit. 1t would proceed
to extremities if it did not stop here
Mayor Henry has issued proclamation.
saying that treason against the Union will
rot be permitted. He asks the citizens to
make known every person who is aiding
the enemy, by enlisting, giving munitions
or provisions.
The Legislature has passed law making
a connivance with enemies a crime punisha-
bic by tne of $500 and ten years impris-
Onment.
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CHARLESTON, April 16.--The feet stopped
three vessels coming in, and afterwards per-
United their entrance. They will not in
terfere further until orders are received from
Washington.
1t is estimated that 10000 troops are in
and about this city. and more arriving.
General Beauregard says he can get So
600 men in this State and declines the Of
fers of regiments from Georgia and Ala
bama.
Good authority states there is no doubt
that England and France will acknowledge
the independence of the South soon.
The Isabel has just come in and reports
that the federal fleet has sailed accompanied
by the Baltic with Maj. Anderson on board.
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New ORLEANS, April 16.-All the courts
of this city, including the Supreme Court,
have adjourned till the third Monday in
May, owing to the present state of affairs.
Hon. Tippon Walker arrived yesterday as
a special messenger to Montgomery from
Galveston, to consult with President Davis
about the defense Of the Texas coast.
There is much excitement in Galveston,
on account of the war news
The City Council, in extraordinary ses-
sion, strongly expressed feeling Of resist
ance.
There is great activity on all sides. Sew
eral pieces Of ordnance were to-day taken
to Forts Jackson and St. Philip.
More volunteers have gone to Pensacola.
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ArrIvaI ID INC North Rritatn.

PORTLAND, April l6.-The steamer North
Britain arrived with Liverpool dates to the
4tb, and Londonderry to the 5th.
Concessions to the working men in Lon
don will probably terminate the strike.
Mr.. Train bad been nominalIy fined on
complaint of obstructing the streets of Lon
don by horse railroad, and appealed.
The French army has been reorganized
into divisions. One division is ordered to
Syria.
Garibaldi was received with great en-
thusiasm at Turin.
The Italian army will soon perform their
duties. The military force in the provinces
will be increased.
TURKEY.-The Porte has ordered a block
ade OF the coast of Montenegro.
Omar Pasha will be commander in chief
in Bosnia.
In the London money market for the Sd,
funds declined / but closed steady. On the
4th the market opened irmer. The Bank
had reduced its rate of discount to 4 per
cent.
LATEST.
It is reported that Garabaldi, and the
Hungarian leaders have a perfect under
standing. 1t is expected that the Hunga-
rian Diet will call Hungarian troops from
otueI paris OF austria, 10 concentrate IN
Hungary. If opposed by Austria, the Hun
garians will refuse to pay taxes and an in
surrectiOn will take place.
R. S. & Co, B. A. & Co., and others, re
port flour quiet and steady at 2ss(az3Is.
Wheat dull, with slight decline on some
sorts; Red lis 6d012s Cd White I2s 3d0
las. Corn dull and last quotations main
tanned with difficulty. Beef dull Bacon
dull. Lard firm Su0ar steady Coffee
quiet. Rice quiet.
LONDON MARKET.-Breadstuffs quiet but
firm. Sugar and coffee firm. Tea steady
and quiet. Rice firm. Tallow dropping
and quoted at 58s Cd.
Consols closed at 81! for money; 9lAC0
9lB on account
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/ CHARLES April I5-The alarm was
! given last night and early this morning by
/ heavy booming of guns seward. At first
it was thought an attempt was making by
the federal troops to land at Storrs, but |
| learn from parties since that the supposition
was incorrect. The Isabel is taking in pro-
visions More engines have been sent to
Sumter. The fire has been extinguished,
but it is necessary to cool off the magazines
These are very hot and they are afraid to
open them, lest they explode by ventilation
One hundred and twenty barrels of powder
are yet in the magazine.
The general order of Gen'l Beauregard
was issued on Sunday, to the Confederate
troops. He orders that Major Anderson be
allowed to evacuate on the same terms he
asked before the surrender. Genl b. COM
plinents the troops of the Confederacy for
tleir bravery and for the brilliant success
which attended the hardship and privations
endured in reducing the stronghold in the
harbor. He says the feat of arms was very
great. He compliments the gallant defender
of Sumter. He says they only executed the
arders of their government He concludes
by ordering the return or shots fired The
city is not excited. .-.s.r
1t was rumored that salute was fred in
honor of the British consul and that Great
Britain had acknowledged our independ-
encs.
a salute was fred when Major Anderson
left the Isabel to go aboard of the Baltic
He and his command are on their way
home.
Capt. Foster sent note to the city, adj
dressed to his wife, saying he would meet
her in New York on Thursday.
There are many small hoats which 70
main with the fleet outside All have
muttied oars and oar locks. Great curiosity
is evinced to know how the horses on board
will be used.
Workmen are busy clearing away the
wreck of the burnt quarters at Fort Sum
ter. Companies are encamped all around
the city. land attack is prayed for; Car
olinians want to have mortality list in the
next engagement. Eight thousand men are
now under arms.
The news ofNorth Carolina Selling the
forts is received with great delight
The news from Virginia is considered
hopeful.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

APRIL 18th, 1861.
hx butter, Henry A. Cook; Dbl eggs, Preston
Bros; piece old casting, J. Iverson d Co; Is SKIS
-four, *. Gouing; bbls eggs, 8 beer kegs, Fred.
kron; rolls leather, Thos. Kerth; 2s sacks pota
toes, bdl sacks, Jas. Erskine i Co.; boxes dry
goods, A, Lowenthal & Co.; box brushes L bale
handles, f. Heller; 120 SKIS bran, q SKIS ship stuff
John +. Meni; bbls eggs, Geo. Foster & Co.; bxs
hard ware, G. 5. Wells; 2 bxs furs, bale do, VIM.
Hubbell; bx dry goods, John s Hopkins; ] box
dry goods, 9 bales mdse J. Fl. Maghee d Co.; 4 bxs
dry goods, bale mdse, Shanklin & Reilly,
A. F. SHRADER 4 gent
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RICHMoND, April I6.-The Convention is
in secret session this A. NJ. Reporters are
excluded, and consequently nothing is
known of the proceedings.
/. A telegram from Gov. Pickens to Hon.
Henry A Wise, says it isrepOrted that elev-
en- vessels are off the bar, and stopping ves-
sells engaged in the regular trade.
The papers OF this city express confidence
that Gen. Scott will resign.
The Richmond Wing hauled down the
Stars and Stripes this morning, and run 10
the fig of Virginia.
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WASHINGTON, April l6.-Gov Letcher, in
private letter to a friend, says he adheres
to the opinions formerly expressed in favor
Of a Central Confederacy. If however,
there shall be further disruption, the will
of Virginia shall he the rule of his conduct
Any sacrifice she requires will be made by
him, and if troubles come, he will take his
share Of them.
A report was in circulation this afternoon
that Gen. Scott had resigned, but mean
while be is engaged with the Secre tary of
War and Adjutant General Thomas
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LOUISVILLE, April ga large and en-
thusiastic meeting Of those opposed to Mr.
Lincoln's war policy was held tonight
About 5000 were present Resolutions were
unanimously adopted that Kentucky would
not permit the marching of troops against
the Confederate States, but would share the
latter's destiny, if war must come, sym
pathizing with all patriotic men, and en-
dorsing Gov. Magoffin's respose to Secretary
Cameron
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WASHINGTON, April 15.-The President
has appointed, for Baltimore, Henry Hof-
man, Collector of Customs; William L.
Marshall, Surveyor Francis O. Pickran,
Naval Officer. Doniphau, Marshal for
Maryland John N. Engalls, Collector for
the District of Cape Vincent Andrew
Stevens, Collector at Miami, Ohio E. P.
Oliphant, Associate Justice of Washington
Territory; Thomas J. Power, Indian Agent
for Upper Missouri Agency; Joseph B.
Hoffman, of New York, Agent for Poncho
Indians IN Nebraska.
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New ORLEANS, April l6.-The market is
depressed by the war news. Liucoln's war
proclamation was received with no aston
ishment. Everybody is highly pleased, and
the people are resolved to maintain their
position at all hazards. Two more volun-
teer companies left to-day for Pensacola
The remainder will remain for the defense
of the city.
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DETROIT, April 16th.-At an informal
meeting of the citizens to-day, Gov. Blair
presiding, it was resolved that, in order to
expedite the equipment of troops required
from Michigan, 100000 be raised by private
subscription. a large portion of the sum
was subscribed on the spot, and the bal
ance will be raised Immediately.
Gen. Cass responded literally.
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CHICAGO, April IG.-Gov. Yates of Hi
nois and Gov. Randall of Wisconsin to -day
issued proclamations calling for volunteers
asked for by the government. The war
feeling is intense throughout the Vest
Dispatches from almost every town in Hi
nos, Wisconsin, and Iowa that can be
reached by telegraph represent the people
as very determined to sustain the govern
ment in the enforcement of the laws, and
unfolding the honor Of the national flag.
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VERNON, IND, April ia large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held here to day,
irrespective of party, at which it was unani-
mously resolved to uphold the Government
and enforce the laws. Two companies of
volunteers have been offered to the Cover
nor, in few days.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-17

PADUCAH, KY, April 16.-At meeting,
J. B. Husband presiding, resolutions were
adopted recommending the Governor to i'm
mediately convene the Legislature that we
are with the South in interest and action :;
that the Governor be requested to issue a
proclamation calling q convention together
at Frankfort at as early day as practicable,
calling on the people of Kentucky to ignore
party feeling, and to oppose to the last the
coercion policy of the executive.