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HONE TE0TTKONY.

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In this eonnection w oner few testimonials.
II An Methodist Clergyman and when on my
cfrcsit have met With many women troubled With
tie df5easss for which T0u advertise arshala te-
rine Cathocon ~ care. have RdYtsed ita use and
i,,sd ----- =, BsYs PETER sHARP,
15. rfE '-r Hestern Star Ohio,
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9rlgs aud a}leaifints.

ELAVORING EXTRACTS PRE-
u PAREp IRON Vanilla, Lemon, range, Rose, Al
monds &c. w1ich possess IN highly Concentrated
and refined state their most delicious fra.
grance aud laFort diFested OF every noNiOus AMI
bitter principle. For Ghlt By
IA. PALMEs, Druggist,
Corner cf Eiie aud Prospect streets.
BRLLIEoHA1rs sTIMULATINo oEGUENT. {
Another lot Of thla Wondeiful Siimuiant for the
Hair and MhiEkerE Just received by
i. A. rALMER, Druggist
Agsnt Tor Cleveland, ohio.
MRS. WIESLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children Teethine, &C For sale by "a 3D.
u T. a. nALM Ek, DfuRqiEt
uarit:R9s Cor. Frir \ tro-p'-rt sts-
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10 4nA EQECOhlKIllNI OE
an Educated Physician, and al who are an ioted
with any Of the above named diseases, should use it
without delay. It viii drive the diseases from the
system, and when once ont on the skin . tsW apph-
oations OF Dr- weaver 2 1a1at I.sei .-.--..
! CERAPE,- OR OINTMENT, -
and you have permanent Cute. u. : b
The CERATE has proved Itself 70 be the best Oint-
ment ever invented, and where snee used, it has
never been known . tafl 81 enscting g permanent
cure Of old Sores, letter and RingWorm5 Scald Heads
Chill blains and Frost Bites BGnb8rB Itch Cha Bpad
or Cracked Hands or Lips BlOtehes or Pfmplss on
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES,
the Cerate i8 the only thing required 70 cure. It
should be kept IN the house Of every Family
Price Of Syrup 81; Crate 25 cents PEI Both.
DireclioHs Aeeompany Each Bottle.
SOLD BY Most MEDICINE DEALERS,
J.H.HARRIs 4 Gu, PrOprietor,
To whom an 0rders for the above Medicines must
Sold Wholesale and Retail by 8 s1-iJ
Z. II. Gaylord, Q, 5. Macksnzie, william FiSks,
=. W. sackrider, md Strong Armstrong, glsFs.
land ohio Roberts 4 samuel, Columbus. W. A. Ora
ham, Sandoekyi gartsr : Brother, Eris, Pa.
Neaver's Salt kheum Syrup and Corste, is sold 81
Curchtll 4 Brother ---fsb9
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205 .SppeTiaE 81 10 ssssais a .
lisg ba5 NV .tasssl e z =. 3
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-teaIa otzHfn0 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

~ A Pure, Healthy Tonic, and one freo from the
dsletericus and IN uru suF5 TO follow those
tnm ~ the mtdical world. such a tUuic, aud one 70
skiliully combined frtui the vegetable kiuViom s
TO uct ia perfect accurcg with The laws uf nature
and thu6 sootne the weakest Stomach, and st the
same time allay nervous and 0tIr Irrliations, and
tone up all the organs VI tWllCl the haman body
cumpusel, is oiierUd In Prot. WOUU s Re torutive
CORDIAL aud Blood Renovation. heucs it is perfeetly
adapted to old AMI young, Resder, Try l. Ih0usanda
have already done So and the testimony "a universal
ia is fay0r--l heW York Atlas.
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.sssGes - asiuB 3ssIaM-TaIAM THLZl
g div 19nEdo iniIalam 5nodilE 3o11aH-g.al
-qmgau05 ofIod buH tIoIrs 1oi ldi0b as1lis1t
hazlu - - saA3s9 = AaEf a1lAGD -
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And to you We appsaf, to dHtset fhe illness or de-
elinh nafnuly - saf srs bei5fe it is too Iafs
mer IRON flls dsiicagy, often 20 down 70 prerI-
ture grave rather thaa letthaiT condition beknoWn
IN time, me lattar are often mixed uD with the
excitement u usi ness That u IT were not for You
theyy too, would traFe The same down ward path
until It is too late 10 then ft Esil But the
mo- heF = alFsys Vigilant and you we onfeufly
appesii Tor We arc g5ut tser- hiling affection
VII unerrlngly point yUu 10 Pr0i kFUlfDss 4 E
sIOkA'Il ' \ CORDIAL and BLOOD rREAO VA
IOh as the remedy which should be a ways on hard
lr'-il-st -9- ie 11r-i e. 1asr52 L-a 10 hs-
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o. AND 5svi---s -. $3.50.
7ar ta rrearf SOB a-sl.r-rd
lO0B REE0HAF0R. 81
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SURGICAL INsTRUMBNTs.

Gentlemen Of the medical profession are invl-
ted % call and look at ny stock o. surgical Goods
before purchasing dec6l W AZ. EAS x.
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MRS. WINsLOW,


An sEpsFisnesd Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
-an-l 10 lha .-lenl-a-- a- M.------- II
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Also, a- q
LIVER DERANGEAIENTs AND TREPIDITY
- -AhD liver ClMPLAINTS, DISEASES
MENf UR THE URINARY ORGANS.
L will rot only eurs the debility foloEing CHILL Is
ana FE v Ek, but prevent all attack Arising f ON
miaspiatic influences and cure the disease al 5noei
q --r- 80 re r-.F.
asf T-r
TRAEEBEERs should have a bottle with them.
as II VIII tnialt bY PreFeQt any dse;erious conss
qnences following upon the change oI climate or
water - q % 10 49, .e
EGsrr- gg1 zTf.=
- f1-L zroE rF
As 1t prevents eostiveness strengthens the diges-
tye organs, i should be in the hands Of al persons
"a " se1si'aiS i--lll. -a..'l-z -rn ..- +.
-e4.a.
LADIES not accustomed to much outdoor exsf-
else should alvey use it, 1 sss -fa5 iI..
~ .s7s- o 1.i,lll .--s rs- fs.- .r-
l-a .t-l f-1t1-1 ef aa.ar
MOTHERS shouldjis Ct, for It Is perfect relief;
taken aIR0nth OF tWo before the 1nsl trial. she wi
pas the dreadful period with perfect ease and safstyl
-F E@ .1a a'1a 20 fEu7 .r
- - There = no Enthusiastically
THE CORDIAL Is ALL W o. CLAIM FOB TIL -
.e55 MOTHERS, TRY TT ! "a -----v
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Read what the Press sly, after thnroughy testing
no matter, and p % one can have deubt.a
Bar Prof WOODS Restorative Cordial ana Blood
Renoyat0r ID senuile ecine Of real uefit plaas-
ant % be taste aud iuEis 0rhlIng TO rIhs system
While il purines the blood aud s0otiIis t nervous
irritation Il aids the gs dieestinn perforIn
their aunctigns, and resist the assuit tisse- II
is chenl cai ton pound 90 skiIuily cOmbined hat
while tt xll sfes a do LIr5t IKE the Ltsstude
winch u-naly fullZWs eSgitgm Us, A tnic COM,
pound exc uslrei OF setabe nitar u b ibs0lute
y bsnehciud ana liiIeei5 can pOssill aaoeoni=
R4nE is u.e Il is an iuialuble-aud sEz-uy remedy
Tor Loss Of Appetite, Eaintnris Narguus BebIlity,
heuralgia PalpiIalion ~ the Beslrt FAILING " the
Nomb, AID o her lel csfe lls1tsfz 10 " hilh WOu5n
y 6utgect. For Sickness Of The st 1ch, billiUus
Attacks, Liver Complaints, CostiVriirss, DYSPEPSIA,
Consumption so hgst u svls ss Is hriF ~, lis
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MeAifinEs.
COMETHtNG .M0RE 1919

SOMETHING MORE VALJIA .
- {. ag teaf nu dar.s -
Bile Than sILvER Oh GOLD, lls fss
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. seetrs, 10 sYa 81 rssi 81,
sls1 rs1ae -ao5 fral
- tai4- rsh4 b1s .rrvf ;
~ WEIL RESTORE TIE WEAK
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Reinstate the Blood IN all is Original -Put ts
L aaTslF -rs - rl11 ellf frti Vrs "a
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land FIGORs1 81 faff ola
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az PROF. 81. WOODS 2. .,-,. +, :
on .aFsz1ag la1isss
1tt erecr a -a-
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KESToRATIVE CORDI8I|
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gDec;al Notices.


HeGIrh and Gong Affs.-Many Gerry fs'-
sons OF b tn sexes " 40 feel that they need some
thing 10 reinforce Jh-ir ilaPid TED systems are
afraid 10 r rr to orIiu..y siimuients because
thew know the temporary excite mrnt they produce
/, followed by terrible prostr'iion. Precisely what
tbev require is supplied in HOSTETTER'S STOM-
A,H BITIERS. This great restorative comb ct
the ton ic elements they need, and its operation Is
not mementary but permanent. The strength it
inlparts remujns, and increases day by day II the
Btters is t4ken regularly IN co aformity with the
dif ections on the bottle That health may be re-
covered and life prolong by its use, there is no
manner OF doubt. We commend it 10 ali who SUI
fer from Dyspepsia, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, general
debility, or the natural decay consequent upon ad-
vanced age
ROIEOsOaU's E'fEis and OI@fnae'f--
DR0PSY.-The action of these remedies on IN
blood, checks the too rapid efusiOh Of the watery
hRmors into the absorbents, and by equalizing the
dow of the sacretons, renders the disease compar-
atiyely inactive the Ointment penetrating through
the PORES of the skim drains by evaporation the
serum collected in the cellular tissue and ultimate
ly performs q radical cure The pills purify the
blood and strengthen the digestive organs Sold
by all druggists 25s., &c, and ST per box or pot
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New YORK, April 30.-Flour dull and
heavy and SC lower at 5 1905 90 tor super
western; 25@5 so for extra do ; 550
5 So for round hoop Ohio 1907 90 for
trade brands market closed heavy.
Whisky heavy and lower at 18@l8}.
Wheat dull and heavy and trihe lower {;
material falling off in the export demand +;
winter red western l 32@1 50 white do
l 40(01 IS. Corn less doing prices IN
changed GO for old mixed western 81 for
new do. Oats plenty aud dull at 34@35
for western. Pork market dull and heavy ;
prices lower II 1908 90 for mess II 36
for prime Beef quiet and steady. Lard
dull and heavy at 91@lO. Butter 10@I5
for Ohio 5000 for state. Cheese SO
1O4. Sugar very heavy prices in favor OF
buyers. Molasses dull and unchanged.
Stocks dull and lower.
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= ST.. JOHNS, n. F., April 29.-The soN4sll'.
er Adriatic arrived here this afternoOl.2>
She left Galway on Tuesday, tie ga. be
Africa arrived at Liverpool on the 22d.
.LIvERPooL.-B readstufs dull. Profis-
ions steady. Cousols 9l5092. The news
is generally unimportant.
The Madrid papers deny that the Spanish
Government intends to reject the offer Of
the incorporation Of San Domingo to Spain
The Polish provinces were being Invested
of Russian troops, for concentration at war
saw.
4 writ of execution has been issued
against the Great Eastern at the suit OF
Scott Russell to satisfy his claims
It's reported that conservatives in the
British Parliament are preparing strong
opposition to Gladstone's proposition, ia
hopes of a mutual crisis.
All the great mercantile houses in Mar
settles had suspended payments, in conse-
quence of a failure of the Turkish Govern
ment to provide for its acceptances, and the
refusal of the Bank Of France to continue
advances.
lin the Italian, Garibaldi said that be
was not satisfied with Cavour explanation,
and insisted on the organization Of the
Southern army. The motion was carried
1877 against 70.
Lord John Russell said that the proposed
conference in regard to the slave trade, had
not been held because the American Gov
eminent refused to take part in it.
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EVANSVILLE INvINUIBLEs.-ThIs company
was organized last evening by the election
OF the following officers T. E. Ashley
Captain Fl. L. Mitchell, lst Lieutenant; E
Schenlaub, I'd Lieutenant R. W. Wilcox,
Orderly Sergeant; S. S. Bridges, I'd Ser
geant; B. W. Reynolds, Sd Sergeant; Joe
Holman, 4th Sergeant; John W. McClain
Reuben Smith, VIM. G. Mitchell, Herman
Fendrich, the four CorporaIs. Or. Bray
was elected Treasurer. The company viii
meet this evening at their head quarters
corner Main and Water Streets. All per.
sons DESTROYS of joining will be present.
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HEAD QUARTERS, CAMP GIBSON,

CuhUdg hOAAAhS3 1Aljlli 90 LOU l.
EDITOR JoUREAL:-As have not noticed
any mention of our companies in your pa
per, thought l would report to you that
old Gibson is all right. Capt. Kidd and
myself have a company each in camp on
the Gibson Fair Grounds. We have been
in Camp several days, and actively engaged
in drill. Our companies number about 80
men-well developed and young-and will
do good service should they ever be brought
into action.
Our citizens have agreed 10 sustain the
companies until il IS ascertained whether our
services will be required. Our men comply
readily with the regulations governing the
army and are willing to submit themselves
to rigid discipline for the better protection
Of themselves in the event of an action.
wish you 10 send me the DAILY to my
address at Camp Gibson" until we leave
here. My duties are very Iaborious at this
time from the fact that have no officers in
my company that have had any experience
in military drill or discipline; therefore, a
double duty is imposed on me.
Yours truly, GEO. W. German,
Captain - Gibson Guards
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WASHINGTON, April 29.-The troops call
ed out by the order of to-day, are all ad-
ditional to the 5000 already required
The whole number called on by the govern
ment thus far is, volunteers by proclamation,
5000; volunteers for three years service
40, 600; regulars for Ave years service, 25,-
600; seamen, 1000 being a total of 3d.
600 men-that is, $4,000 week before last,
and So 900 to-day. Even this falls short of
the real number, as several states send
double the number Of regiments asked for.
WASHINGTON, April 80. Senator Hunter,
". c. Rives, W. D. Preston, Judges Cam
den and peterborough, have been appoint
ed by the Virginia convention as delegates
to the Southern Congress.
Gen. Harvey has been released by the
Governor of Virginia. This however is a
matter Of indifference TO the Administra-
ton He has arrived in Washington.
The Virginia convention has passed an
ordinance establishing the navy of Virginia,
and authorizing the banks to issue one and
two dollar notes.
The Light Houses at capes Henry and
Charleston, show no lights.
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NEW Yong, April 3o.-A soldier who es-

NEW YoRK April 30.-A soldier who es-
capped from Charleston, and who served at
the guns at the 6gnt at Moulrrie, says near-
IL very shot IRON Sumter killed somebody.
Besween 800 and 400 were killed and a
great many wounded tnere during the
selge The Killed were inferred at night in.
POtters Field. Many also were killed in
dwellings outside.
The soldiers were threatened with death
if they disclosed the facts about the killed
The people are constantly. inquring for
friends and are assured tLey are at SulH-
vans Island. Another, who was at Morris
Island, says that 100 were killed there and
40 at Suilivan's Island. They make the
same statement relative to The dead being
buried at night. They also state that the
negroes only want their leaders to give the
word. when the slaughter will be terrible.
NEW York, April 3O.-Special to the
Herald-PhiladeIphi April ga gentleman
iust arrived here from Wilmington, n. c.
leaving there on Friday, and Richmond on
Saturday, states that the people OF North
Carolina were all a. in arms, and were pre-
pairing to come North with several thous-
and troops, for the purpose, as Gov. Ellis
Informed him, of making an attack on
Washington.
The day he left, Gov Ellis showed him
A dispatch which he had just received from
Montgomery, stating some 5000 troops
were on their way to join those of North
Carolina about to leave for Richmond, and
that it was the purpose of the Confederate
Government to make an attack without a
moments delay. That if they were to at
tack it, it must be done before the Federal
Government had concentrated a large force
at Washington.
He conversed with Gov Letcher on Sat-
urday morning, and that the Governor told
him if was the purpose of the Southern
States to attack Washington at once. He
(Letcher) had advised against it, but the
Confederate Government were for instant
attack He says he has no doubt the attack
will be made very soon, and at several
points at the same time, and that every lit-
tie village was bristling with bayonets, and
the people were perfectly frantic. He says
further, that Ellis showed him dispatch
from Pensacola, dated 28th from Gen.
Bragg, stating that no attack on Pickens
had, up to that time, been made. 1t was not
his purpose to attack for some time.
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JOHN Young BRowN's PosInoN.-This
gentleman, in reply to some searching in
terrogatories put to him by Gov. Helm. said
in reference to the call of the President for
four regiments of volunteers to march
against the South
WOULD NOT SEND ONE SOLITA-
RY MAN TO AID THAT GOVERNMENT,
AND THOSE WHO VOLUNTEER
SHOULD BE SHOT DOWN IN THEIR
TRACKS.-Southerp (Ky.) Register.
Yet John Young Brown calls himself a
Union mana union-neutrality man. If
the rankest rebel that fred gun at Fort
Sumter could wish the Government and its
friends more harm than is expressed above,
we do not see how he would find language
to express it.
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, April Goth. 1851

EDITOR JOURNAL Will you permit me,
through your paper, to thank the Phoenix
Insurance Company of Hartford for the
prompt payment of their policy, 1915, on
my dwelling house, which was destroyed
by fire on the 10th inst, without taking
the sixty days allowed them by their rates.
l wish also to thank their agent in Evans
vile, Mr. ]. W. Nexsen, for the prompt and
gentIemanly treatment have received at
his hands. GoTLEIB STAHL, Stringtown.
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Jhc 1aitp asmrnal.
-FDNEsDAY N EN'N ,..,,.i. MAY l
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IL Y Z K, 1T E M -
CINcmsArr, April 20 River fallen 10
,ches. Now l84 feet in the channel
ercury go. ..
''''-' The weather yesterday was cool aud
easant, after the slight fall of rain the
ght before.
-" Business was very dull With the
iception OF some tobacco which the Cur
" brought from Henderson, and the Trio
ON Nashville, for re-shipment east by
Ilroad, we believe there was no business
consequence transacted outside of local
lckets
1.-THE river is still falling rapidly at
lis point, and our accounts from all points
dictate low water.
-. The engine attached to the freight
ain on the E. & c. R. r. yesterday morn
Q collapsed hue when about seven miles
1t. No lives were lost and no very great
image done.
Captain Dexter, of the Bowen, in
rms Us that there are about 1000 troops
Cairo, with twelve pieces of artillery.
This is the regular day for the mail
at Dunbar for Paducah and way points.
u your IrelSht ana persons at the river by
o'clock, for she leaves on time.
IA Fort Smith paper of late date. has
following paragraph relating to a
samboat collision:
The VIM. Henry and Alamo, came in
llision last night, about Z o'clock, near
e landing at this place. The former was
ming up the river, and the latter coming
wn. The Alamo was injured a little,
hich let in water, and damaged some of
T freight. She entered protest.
We learn from the Cincinnati Ga
tie that a large steam engine for the
ouisVille & Nashville railroad was sunk in
e river, between JeffersonvilIe and Louis
lie, on Tuesday. The tow boat, Charley
iller, attempted to tow it across the river
fat boat which broke sinking the en-
ne in the river.
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ST. LOUIS, April 3O.-The Junior editor of
the Memphis Avalanche, just fromsMobile
says it is not the intention of the Confeder-
ate forces to attack Fort Pickens at present,
unless provoked by aggressive movements
Part of the garrison has left Pensacola.
The correspondent of the Mobile Advertiser
makes about the same statement special
dispatch to the Journal says the County
Court, of Lafayette county, appropriated
10000 dollars to arm the county, condition
ed upon the Legislature legalizing the act.
Col Alvord, agent overland mail route, made
arrangements to start daily stages from St.
Joseph, the Mails leaving ST. Louis, taking
North Missouri Railroad.
This arrangement is predicated on the fact
| however, that Missouri don't secede.
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BLLTMoRr, April 3O.-A gentleman from
Washington informs me that Gen. Scott
showed him yesterday a copy of g procla-
nation to be issued Immediately, declaring
partial martial law in the District of Co.
lumbia, and over the line of railroad estab-
Hshed by the Government for national
purposes, SO far as to suspend the right of
habeds corpus.
1t is asserted that the Maryland Legisla-
ture will not even pass bill calling State
Convention, bat content themselves with
making a calm and dignifed appeal to the
country.
BALTIMORE, April ga spontaneous
Union meeting was held tonight. About
10000 people attended. Straight-out IN
ion speeches were made, and the Stars and
Stripes unfurled amid great enthusiasm.
Steamers are now run regularly between
here and PerryVile making complete COM
muuication with Philadelphia.
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It is said that when Col. Benjamin F.
Butler, in command of the Massachusetts
Regiment, landed, some of the authorities
of Annapolis protested against the passage
of Massachusetts troops over Maryland soil,
when he replied: Sir, we came here not as
citizens of Massachusetts, but as citizens
and soldiers of the United States, with no
intention to invade any State, but to pro-
tect the Capital of our common country
from invasion. We shall give no cause of
olfense but there must be no .fUgitiUe shots
or straH bricks on the way
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ANNAPOLIS, April 29.-The Notifications
commanding the Railroad country, 20 miles
from Annapolis, were thrown mp yesterday.
Annapolis was made a military depot yes
terday. General Butler will remain here.
From an attacbe of our minister to Paris,
Just arrived aG Washington, we haSe rolI-
able information that 10000 troops from
the Southern Confederacy are now 10 Yir-
ginia and more pouring in. The Admins
tration has notified Gov. Letcher that one
step OF an advance from Richmond will
cause a speedy invasion of Virginia from
the West Farmers from Virginia have
forced the secession lines and report a
strong Union feeling At two miles from the
Capital.
We learn from private sources that the
secessjonists saved 1000 muskets from Har-
per's Ferry.
On Saturday night the Superintendent Of
the B. & 0. r. r went to Washington to
get the Road from Baltimore to Washing
ton open, but met with no success.
1t is said that the MaryIa land Legislature
refused to pass the ordinance of secession
by two-thirds vote.
1t is also reported that an armistice of six
days has been concluded, and the Secretary
of War has gone to Richmond. The lat
ter item creates great dissatisfaction here.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-01

VASDERBURGH GREYs, CoMpANY 81
The organization Of this company was fully
effected last night by the election of the
following officers; Captain, Robert Early !;
LIST Lieutenant, F. N. Edmunds; I'd do,
James H. Cochran; Sd do, Will. H. Cald-
well. A Committee of the officers elect was
appointed 10 procure room suitable for
drill, and to be known as the head quarters
of the company.