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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-18
INSURANCE.
/ n s ura nee A G ncy.
ALLEN c. HALL0CK

EVahSVIIIes
AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJUsFER OF AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUsLIC
He continues to issue Policies from several Firs
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, Inland and Fire Risks He will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment of LOsse
OF every description under policies from Other
agencies, and attend TO the settlement OF al mat
ters connected with INSURANCE, for parties in.
tere5ted. His long experience INSURANCE
AGENT has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
re- Office, Marble Hall Building, No. Main st..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-18
K.HPORTE.V~T I.V:FOR.n.ETT O-S'.

Just now, when money is scarce if you want to
save from 10 to 25 per cent. in purchasing groceries,
go to Nickery's, and be astOnished at The great
change that has taken place ia favor Of bnyerp
Come all of You who have money, aud yoH 3cho pau
tchen ask for IL, and get the biggest dollar 5
worth Of everything you have got for long time
BriEg your Illinois, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Iowa.
Michigan, kentucky, and all other good money
The - Panic - won't last always Come soon No
humbug. Try at VICKERY BROS,
dec7 50 Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-18

DR.. +. ". sawyer, Physician and Surgeon, has
removed his office from First street to the corner
Of Second and Main, over n 5. Thompson's Drug
Store, where he will hold himself ady his
old friends and acquaintances and all others whs
may honor him with their confidence Having
had much experience in the treatment of Chronic
diseases, both common and specific, he proposes to
direct his energies mostly to this class of maladies
hoping TO give entire satisfaction to all who NAV
need his services.
Office hours from 9to u A. NJ, and to JPN.
Heel
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18
Pennsylvania Aiming.

Harrisburg. Pa. Friday, April l2. 1861
A bill has been reported in the Hous,
appropriatins half million dollars fol
arning and equippinz the militia of tbo
State. Il provides for the aprobtuen
OF A Aljutaut. Com missary, aud Quarter
uDster Generals by the Governor.
The War Gill passed both Houses to.
night without amendment. Gov. Curtin
waited at the Executive Office to sign it.
1t is signed.
The Charleston dispatches about hos
tilities we're announced in both Houses,
and produced profound sensation.
MIR Smith, a Democratic meuber OF
the House, after the Charleston dispatch
es were received, changed his vote to Yes
on the War bill. All the Democrats OF
both Houses voted against it. The bill
appropriates $500, 600 for the purpose OF
arming and equipping the militia; au
iborizes a temporary loan; provides for
the appointment OF an Adjutant General,
Com uissary General. aud Quartetmas
ter Geueral, who, with the Governor, are
to have power to carry the act into effect.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18
,ort.. bu. bevopd what is Decessary for

ports; but beyond what is Decessary for
these objects there will be DO Invasion.
no usiDg OF forse< against or amoog the
people any here" BY the words prop
erty and places belonging to the Govern
uent," | chiefly alude to the military
posts aud property which were in posses
sion Of the Government when it came in
to my hands. But if. as now appears to
be true. 10 pursuit of purpose to drive
the United States authority from these
places. an uoprovoked assault has been
made upon Fort Sumter. | shall hold my
self at Liberty TO repossess 1t, II | can. like
aces which bad been seized before the
Gosernmeut was devolsed upon nc; and
in any event shall, to the best OF my abil
lty. repel force by force. In case it proves
true that Fort Sumter has been assault
ed, as is reported, | .hall. perhaps. cause
the United States u ai!s to be Withdraw
FROM all the States which claim TO baSe
-eceeded, believing that the commence
meat of actual war against the Govern
me Ot jus,6es and possibly demands it
[ scarcely Deed to say that consider the
military posts and property situated
within the States which claim to have sc
ccded. ss yet belonging to the GoVern-
ment of the United States as much a
thy did before tho supposed secession =
Whateser else may DO for the purpose.
shall not attempt to collect the duties
and impost. BY any armed inTssion OF
aDy part OF the country; not meaning BY
this, however, that uay no: land force
deemed necessary to relieve fort upon
tie border OF the country. From the
TACT that have quoted part OF the u
ausural Address, it uust not be inferred
that | repudiate any other part tho whole
of " ubich eaffirm 70, except SO far as what
| now say Of the mails nay be regarded
as modification.
This notice cannot te ni,iuterpreted;
and The fact that the Secessionist, opeued
the fight at Charleston before any at
tempt va. made by the Government to
re enforce or -upply Fort Suu ter, is We've d
here as an atteupt on their part to CO
cree the GoVero0eut, aud puts the resPo1-
slbility upon them.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18

o. The President has issued proclaRa-
ton for 1000 men. The quota required o
each State is as follows:
Maine regiment, New-E Hampshire /, Yer
mont l, Rhode lsand i, Connecticut |, Del
aware l, Arkansas 1, Michigan /, WiScon
sin /, Iowa l, Minnesota !, Massachusetts ,
North Carolina ?, Tennessee ,, New Yorl
II, Pennsylvania Is, Ohio Is, New jersey
4. Maryland 4, Kentucky 4, Missouri 4, Ii
hnois 6, Indiana 6, Virginia 3.
Each Regiment is to consist on an agere
gate Of officers and men Of $50, making To-
tai thus to be called out Of 73,30l. the re-
mainder Of the $4,000 men will come from
the District of Columbia.
Hon. John Coyode has offered Gov. Curtin
$4,000 OF the loan authorized by Pennsyl-
vania, to arm and equip the troops ordered by
that State A delegation of Plttsburg mer-
chants have made similar tender
The Bay State, The first in the fell. The
Governor Of Massachusetts in aconlc dis
patch 10 the President has stated that the
quuta of that State is ready, and asked how
they would have them. He was told 10 send
them on by Rail-
Gov. Sprague of Rhode Island has tender
ed Regiment The Secretary of War re-
quested him TO send them or immediately, to
Washington. The department has received
a telesraphic dispatch from Gov. Magoffin O.
Kentucky, refusing any assistance from that
State, against the seeded Stdies.
Secretary Toom5s has received a dispatch
from Senator Breckinridge, and Gov. Magot-
in, saying that Kentucky is greatly excited,
and sympathises entirely with South Carroll
ma, and that 1000 men Of the Border States
are under arms to move at moments notice.
upon the order of the War department at
Montgomery.
1t is said that Martial law has been pro-
claimed IN the District Of Columbia.
Mayor Henry of Philadelphia has rendered
the Government his services as Colonel of .
re- iment The feeling in Philadelphia and
New York is intense IN support of the Ad-
ministration. Men expressing secession sen
timents are assaied by excited mubs, and
justly compelled to fee for their lises.
Wall street is unanimous in support of the
Government; even men who have hitherto
been with the South, say that now it is the
duty of every citizen, burying all past polii-
ical differences. to rally to the maintenance
of the law and GoVernme at, and the anihila-
ton of rebellion and treason. Offers OF men
and money from all quarters are pouring IN
ia to the department.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18
Important Speech of the President to the
Virginia Commissioners.
Washington, Saturday, Aprit l3, ls6

Washington, Saturday, Aprit l3, 1861
The reception of the Virginia Comuis
sioners yesterday was only iOlorual.-
Today they were formally received
They presented the resolutions unde
which they we're appointed.
The following is the reply of Mr.. Lin
colo to the Commissioners from the Fir
sinia State Couventiou:
To the Hon. Me-srs Peston, Stuart,
and Randolph:
GENTLEMAN: Aa Coz mittee of The
Virginia Convention. now in session. yor
preseut NE preamble aud resolution il
these words:
Whereas. 10 the opinion Of this Con
voution. the uncertainty which prevail, il
the public mind TO the policy wbiet
the Federal Executive intends to pur.ue
toward the seceded States. is extremei;
injurious to the industrial and comDer
oral interc-ts Of the country. tend to keep
up an excitement which il nnfavorable to
the adjustment of the pending difficulties
duo tEltdlcuo d OiStuA UsuSC VI (UC puGuC
peace therefore.
ReSoiUed, That Con uitteo of Three
Delegates be appointed to wait on the
President of the United States. present to
bin this preamble. and respectfully ak
him to communicate to this Convention
the policy which the Federal Executive
intends to pursue in regard to the Con-
federate States
10 answer have to say. that having at
the begiDnin. of my official term express
ed my nteuded policy plainly as was
able. 1T i. with deep regret and mortl6ca-
tion | now learn that there is great and
injurious uncertainty in the public mind
as TO what that policy is. and what course
| intend to pursue Not having as yet
seen occasion to change. it is now my
purpose to pur-ue the course marked out
10 the inaugural Address. com mend
a careful consideration of the whole doc
unent as the best expression | can gise
to my purposes. As then said, now
repeat, "The power coo6ted 10 NE will
be used to hold, occupy, and possess prop
erty aud places belonging to the Govern
uent, and to collect the duties and i'm
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18

s9- The Aljatant General of Penn
sslvsnia. has Issued hi. orders to the sew
eral Division officers Of the State. to res
pond to the call of the President upor
the Governor for sixteen Regime
Gen. Burnet. as will be seen by Bri
gade Orders, this day published, is pla
cling bis Brigsde in readiness.
We trust there will be a prompt and
hearty response to the GeDerl's call. The
Government must be sustained, and it IL
the part of every good and loyal citizen
to hold his love of country in the mos
sacred corner of his heart. aud cheer'nlly y
sacrifice esery other consideration, " her
that country is meuaced by foes fron
without or within; anl rally to the sup
port Of the Constitution and the enforce
mcDt OF the laws.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18

p&-A Cure for Hydropbobia cones tc
US from across the water. A Saxon
forester, named Gastell. BOW Of the ven
cradle Of eighty two. unwilling to take to
tbe grave With him a secret of so much
importance. has made public in the Lip.
eie journal the means which be has used
for City yesrs, and wherewth be afirms
be has rescued many human beings and
cattle from the fearful death OF bydropho-
bic. Take Immediately warm vinegar
or trpid water, wash the wound clean
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18
THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
By the President Of tie United States
A PROCLAM NATION.

PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, The laws Of the United
States have been for some time past and
now are opposed, aud the execution there
OF o6.tructed iD the States OF South Car
olina. Georgia, Alabama Florida, Mi
siss,ppi, Louisiana, aud Texas, by comti
nations too powerful to be suppressed by
the ordinary cour-e of juiicial proceed
ings, OF by the powers vested in The
Marshals by law:
Now, therefore |. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
President OF the United States, 10 virtue
OF the power IN me vested by the Consti
tuition and the laws, have thought ft to
call forth, aud hereby DO call forth, the
Militia OF the several States of the u
mon, to the aggregate nun ber of IS ,00d
in order to suppress said combinations,
and 10 cause the laws to be duly execu
ted. The "details for this object will De
Immediately coz Dunicated to the State
authorities through the War Depart
Dent.
| appeal to all loyal citizens to favor.
facilitate, and aid this effort to Baiutaiu
the honor, the iutee gritty. aud the exite nee
of our National Union ana the perpetuity
OF popular government, and to redress
wron.s already long enough endured.
deem 1t proper to say, that the first
service ssigned to the force hereby call
I'd forth, will probably be to Iepos-eos
the forts. places and property which have
been seized from the Union, and in every
event. the utmost care will be observed. :.
consistently with the objects aforesaid, to
avoid any desastatIon. any destruction
OF, or Interference With property, or any
disturbance OF peaceful citizeus in any
part of the country; and | hereby com
mand the per-oDs composing the cambl
nations aforesaid, to di,rerse sDd retire
peaceably to their respective a6odes With
10 twenty days from this date.
Deemlng that the present condition Of
public affairs presents an extraordinary
occasion, do, hereby, In virtue of the
power 10 ne vested by the Coptitutiou
convene both Houses Of Congress- The
Senators and Represe UtstiVeS are there
fore tuD oDed TO assemble at their re,
spectse chambers at twelve clock. noon.
on Thursday, the fourth day of July
next. then and there to consider and de
terniDe such measures az. in their via
d lon, the public safety and interest may
seem to demand.
In witness whereof, have hereuuto set
my hand. and caused the seal of the U
niied States to be affixed
Done at the City OF Washington, thi-
tifteenty day OF April, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred anu
,ixty-oue. aud of the Independence of the
United State, the eightyfii;h.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President.
WILLIAM II SEWARD,
Secretary OF State.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18

rF In another column will be found al
advertisement of SMITH & BRoUwtR, SOLE
manufacturers of various and novel styles %
Neck Tie. These gentlemen sell only tt
wholesale dealers, or jobhers. Country mer'
chants can order their goods OF any Jo65ing
House We would call specili attention ID
the advertisement.
The specimens of Neck Tie that we have
seen, are chaste, neat, elegant, and conVen
lent; decided improvement on any thing OF
the kind that we have seen.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18

nTA meeting will be held at
the Court House, this evening,
for the purpose of organizing a
Company, to be rendered to Gov.
Curtin, in response to the Presi-
dents proclamation.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18

herewith, and then dry it; then pour up.
on the wound few drops of bydrochlo
rio acid. because mineral acids destr g
the poison of the saliva; By which means
the latter is Dcutralized.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18
THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1851.

0r5- On the outside Of this paper will be
found the reasons that induced certain Dem.
ocrats 10 vote for the communication of the
Tonnage tax. ana also for the relief of the
Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company.
We think the reasons assigned by those
Democrats are sound, and ought 10 be sutii-
cient to satisfy any reasonable, intelligent
person who coinprehends The matter. that
they have faithfully represented the interests
of the State, in voting for those measures.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18

OF Francis Lii was lodged in the Coun-
ty jail on Monday night, committed, on a
charge of assault and battery with intent to
kali, one Peter Bernhart Bernharl was stab
bed twice we leheye, once ia the thigh aud
once ia the groin, and is in very dangerous
condition.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-18

There have been two rain storms dur.
Jog the day, but without effect upon the
battle
Everybody is 10 ferment. Some OF
those fgbting are stripped to the waist.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-23

An ,rer,ent and Stoma ,hlc preparation of IRON pu
ifad nf nxucsn and rarhnn hv combustiou IN tIydro
nan onct;Snad NV tho hi,,hsst Medical Authorizes.
XII in Enroe ana the Jni,ed states and prescribed
in thei, nroctre
The exnprience Of thousands dali, proves that no
of Iron can be compared with it. lmpu-
RI. ;ss Of tho hnn darrassinn ot vital energy pae
and otherwse sickv conplexions indicate its ne essi
~ in almost every conceiva bic case
Iunoxous in al malades in which il has been tried,
it hes proved absout civ curative in each OF the follow
ing cooplants viz
In DEBILITY Neryous Affections + laciation. yspep-
.;e Consumntion Diarrhpa Uysentary luciuicnt Con-
.,mntion ScrofuJou Tubercu O SIS Salt kheum. Mis-
mems. ruation Whites (hlorosis Liver Complaints,
Chronic headaches RI, umatisra, Intermittent ferers
pim,les on 1he Face &C
In cases of General Debility. whether the result Of
scute disease or of the continued diminution OF ner
y0us and muscular energy from chronic complaints,
on trial of this re- orave has PROV ed successful
eXicut which no description written attestatlon
YOU'D render credible. lnvalid5 SO long bed rdded
as TO become forgotten IN their own neighborhnods
have re in the busy world as if Just
Some very signal instances OF this kind are atteted OF
female Sufferers emaciated victims OF apparent maras-
mus eapguineCus exhaustion, critical changes and
that cmplication of nervous and dyspeptic aversion
to air and exercise for whl;h ti.ll '";tti AZ no
name.
In Nervous atctit of all kinds, and for reasons ia
m liar to medical men, the operation OF this prepara
ton of iron must necessarily be ,alutary, for unlike
tn old oxides is vigorous tonic, without being ex
citing aud oyelhtanS ard gently, regularly apeileli
even in the most obstinate cases OF costIyeness without
ever being gastric pursative, Or indicating dsagree
able sensation.
it is this latter property among others. which
make. IT 70 remarkably eilt ctua and permanent RENE
dy toles upon winch it also appears to eNer at spe-
:iC action by dIuersIg & the Local tendency Wlncn
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-23

tor Churches Schouis, Farms,
tories, Ne.
These Bt!l- are made from an alloy
Of steel by new p ocess that cAa-
bles the proprietor, To sell them n
one half the prica o. others, and at
the same tiinc to furnish Il very ,upc
rior Bell. They are not liable tc
break, and are warranted. For par
icula's relative to SIZE, Keys, Han
ginss, Prices. and Warranty, nd fol
/, ircular 10 the Manufacturers,
aOWN a. WHITE,
20 Liberty st.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-23
q gascricaRa "a E7ogeEgm s'a1eMt

SOLICITOR OF pllEN ~.


late Agent o + : Ptehi N'lCt' "as"'t A"h' n"''
we Az o. 'S'5...
10 stat" street. opposite Niiby ST. t'csEcn'
4 FIEE uo extensive practice 81 upwards ~ t"ftIN
wears continues "sccut2 tHitHisiHihe thtfd STATE.
4.i-p u Gra brtn'n. tiancn, and "'t"r iarGc' coCH
res C"vrats Se"th' 'ato"', hs''2nt'ns. "N' an ~
1,s E,2W'uI Gar taten,~ tNet"t'd "a ',t 'a' 'rIi>
nd with despatch. Ee' 'r"Er> h't' 1910 N"t' 4,
Foreign Hotks, todetemne ttr 7adjy ~ r''fy "t P-
er', UuuYrUueS,--"Ht 'tEI' " t''rr #uFil' FHW 'ti
~ loattcrs tanchur The 'a'nr '"i'@" ir .,"s
tuy H1jeHj itroi:HF tFtt."i'- '"' dollar. N'st-"
l'Ut recorded N - iShi"-'NN
This Agency j. a." only We 2tec,' III Me-" A'e'a"''
hUttArp"ah ta2eEt,t' Eav% have H'"I.~ =" HstUiiH
patents o ascertainug the patcna'tiF OF inventions,
uusufpass"ihy, if not 'mmesar@h't pg"ri"ory WGIc
can be offered ihtm elStwt'r. ht !r tnl 81 l,"
gwen prove that none Is MORE - tt'.s"t 4 Il / ~.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-23

Making per cent for the year cnd'
in. ,ug. S6 Said per centage to be cast upon the orig
mai amount of the premium note, without reference to any
n,orsemeut and be paid to the Treasurer. at ms once
In Moutpelier, on or before the 10th day of Oc ls6l
Member, Of the Company will find in the hands of t''
elect to the legislature schedule showing
th amount of due from each rcspec,eyi ana
they are particularly desired to see that the money Tor c
il forwarded the Office in October The assess
mens must b. paid when due. little attention to TINS
The mart of the Members the Company, will save them cN
rnse and trouble sec SEC Act of incorporation Oh your
Poicy) j. l. lht heioN, irc"s"''
Montpelier, Sept. 2, 1851 ,,,.,,
= The publishers Of each weekly newspaper "iln".
STATE are requcse insert the aboue advertisements III ne
respective papers three weeks sucesstve ana forward h
bills for payment.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-23
Mutual Fire Insurance
C en1nauv

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1881.
rVJiE Members ot the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company here1y notified that the following hSsess-
have been made by the Directors AL Notes in force
.,.t., InVtn tly IN wit.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-23
Cuii RlOOded Chester Pigs.

NlMOTHY Cross, OF ihs town has pair OF tall bieod
white Ch st-r pigs rnrted lsr June II will pay
to call and see them. 1DE &o & 0Dtwfwl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-23

TO COUNTY COMMlSSlONE ERS,
,a, Auorts Rr,.UUssss
hVWE Eh IN S>He7' " "SS"N
AND THE
Al uENICSI 1CIjTI GE FPR MONT
vi l. a "
Inc o'a es'a"',srsu - -'ouse ~~
q , M. IS IN ~ u r r. ~ w..
Of 10 Broad street, New York,
ESTA IL i.iSH HED IN 177s,
womb call the attention of all interested IN the of
TI,RF I0l'ORS A. medicine to thcr unequ1,ie1 stock
n,rDr nrJwre AMI 77nunpc.
EUGL W4NEd HIab LIZ" ~
We are permitted tn publish the following na.ceH ana
Recommendation, Of the articles oncr,@hch, in all
cases vil be warranted to open a, represented zoo,
h''lp-'; 'tS' '.' '@'''
Mrssrs. l. y. EjgJ>@rR X Co.
Gentlemen: pareha. ID, q. $o# fe't;,sted,
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l.s sample ljcontaus - ser vi absolute airoAcl
w,l .ior aIi u'.,r ot juniper !. r,ies on'y.
q, -.po.ati.p p,utr. hrvnrss, this Tin Is onnl t.
catu - 100 ont c. uf .acnariHe matter per gallon
auI t.- .e~..lJl iga'ttr t,u.t.utl uo;hlng else,
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toners ,l.,s a .ood opinion ot yo0r popGlar lNcj
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the, ere oG .,Galari goods vita druggists Throughout
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