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SHERIFF. : sALE.-By virtue Of
~ sr sxse. iens isfee4 fen ne sike Cirte.i
=. : g ~ rS-ees~s 80 l<~~re4. 90 n fs~sf q
1sas. orsi-r 80 rsf..s1 fs1<rs - C,ak. GO -
favef - 80 rssiasxa E<.s< e latia as sEsn.t
t4a.es = Cisf4. suA4 II Chapsasn at Hay "a
esaks 80 fsvur e tsEss44 tc4a4 80 a<sittt
foaa a cA.r-. ~ - gas<-s Csssf ss sssstrss.
al fsase- apsk f-,issis ss.l. an o. ssts. - .
- - a 80 Ststs ~ iu<fs-s. sFsa-- q ltITt
49,, - tsa'rst ss.,<s :. Cttrt. ISIS " g =
"a. t~-ses : sca--. -ese.ss te-ster - "a ..
1ce.s.t ~~~~s<t au-.As fe@o<ia-. a,-cEls~t 49,
Ksat.. tElsf- a = <sf-1<s. d - ~ 80
= .r111~ff~ .,E<rt8 satt~ sir-- ~ ffs.'-le
g r.t- n TERI us1sr. 80 - .se..-...t - 81
SagrxDlx. rcSsss1x On I -. -,-t .
v..... - se<.feer---x. go ~. a 20 Cp-ra
As1ss 49,. a ss<ss a2~-.s. .s..i 80 A. . -
vrces - IA = eve d<r. - 80 lt.R.f, 49,
= ! II = ~. e -. - 80 ! - st-~s - tss@.-
b<lsex. 4. - st>rs~sct saoee.i,rs. s~ysu g--ss -
tls aa<ss.z z-<<z - Ca. - 80 i<ss-f -
"A. : = : s-<<1sz. - e-tss-- ca tArfl4'N4 -
a.-r &c s,zt ftss 49, - ~s-ssss - -
- . "a esss 4. 49,. 60 o. go $1,000 -
60. - = - iSs $50 .xxsT rEsr
sAxrI- VosSTg. t.ssss p
esss-s~yss 1890
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| rHE LIFE MEDICINES

faT hlicus and liver ccmPisints. with fheir rrulv
wsi-kIosu attendants. b,llieus and siok bcadschs
pa.n snd Suppression sf,er meals sddissss dizziness
be4rtburn, 10 a. appetite sckoo~ietsca - ~
rtsiy suI-ror = anything ever before oacrvc % the
puthe. tta
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

CHERIFF'S SALE--By virtue =.
Cors vsncitlsnl Expoaas Execuuoa ksuec fom
th~ vixo Common Fir.s C<1rf, circc "a sid a.
f1s.reI IN favor ~ John L. kOss and against ~
I->r.yn a. princip a an Dagld Woods rePicsin be-,
a., ordered = - the foiio>tns ces<rti - Real
r-..t~ situated IL vigVc0unty, md ana, - NJ
Th- ~--t h.F - % borth ss-t eusrtsr ~ %
section "a, t0~nship t<n tisi essr sisss
Z } ~est oo.iss nlas s4s-ls 30 ~efs,, sisa on
SATURDAY. SoyENBsR sth, issi.
within the lssa hOars o sd DR.. u he Court Hoo.e
i-sr A. r.r-r h4rtr ~ii ofr tie fcnts sd p'0ut.
go. t~- c--cifo-l sesf g-ts =, tosstbet VA al
-. prvi ss and sppurten <lies- ~ tsr s~'s se's
- for tsr n. Iut sAcesds8s seyre sesfsi !. re
Llhe-t !ider Tor ~ssh ailt upon failurs - r.l're
e : - rcsen. % sztfsfy sac et.co'i'A 80
III -. "a a. ere sa.r tsr Ies -slFll, a. acS 70
I'd s.eai E1t4te - - shest Littsf - c-sn, y
s4si-fy sx-le.
H. lIts asy o. o,soser, i-s,.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05
SHEMFF.s SALE. BY virtue If

- III LisAk - o<tbf<- virtue ~
kloue vs1diuopi Expcnaa kxeSzlioa is.red fraz.
III S'go common Pleas Court. 90 NJ directed 10
delivered. n fsvcr ~ chm a. WATSON auf Pafrirk
>aann.a am -xsia-s Js.rph = Ns,ann ans ksfsein
bIi,er princiy-ls, aud CearsaT Noble fePievr bail
I IN ordered - .eil ne = ioshs described Ret
k.tats -s.nstss o. vtc CO ~ frisa1s. ts-~is- a
~ c. u n cufG III ncTtb osfDef u eof ls naaDFf
iw.nty 30, .appo< eo..s..a ooe acrr 90 49, ~
..,-eer as In oIses nutnbsr s-s~ntreh OF, snd
IL number eight &, IN Slock number t~eI;y ss-1
18th O. ssi< lvs- brinr n Linfcu's ac1iron - ih-
ts~n q r~rrs asrss. sra sa 4fs4 .fssff
SATURDAY. MOVEMENT. 1851.
VI IA The legal hvcrs - IA tsy ~ ihsCcur,
iso.s-e e.-or 10 rsGfe ha.ts.l VII ctsr flc fsuts
.na D osit- - -. ssss~ t~-fsecd krsi H-tstr -
xsthsr With AL the prvisgss sld aFppftel $500 T.
~. .r1- bel OF q r. term nos txCecr - set e
,.ars % the hla~sf ttdIsr Or en,h aud upen fsii
are - rs<iis~ saleisl.s - .a,l>ty aid
tioa I'D eo<i.. ull tAcn md here orer The Tee
.lrn.,le IN Art ssf Real F<fkfe 70 ths ~ hesf hsd
a., ~ est. s<rsfy The ssrne-
The ioth dag = e~zsarr, isl.
SAMUEL CONNIE. shef.r
OFT Ii~5u prs ssess.os
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Bilious Complaints, aud q Mode
ltnre

well regulated AID proportonate quantity 81 bfie
iPoa TIE soul acA : always regulate Tor the promo
tlol O sound beaIth-:t stimulates digestion and
secps tie intestinal canal free from all distractions.
sh1n there Is deaciency OF bic the tody 10 con-.
-t4nfy cost.ve- Ori the other huld, an oTerat an
dscc Of Ole crnscs -cr,nt nausea In he stcrrsrh
sri often promotes very severe attacks o< discuss
witch sonserass ed IA death.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

S,Hei.lFf > SALE by viria ~ L..rn'tos "a
- .4~d non IN. Woo 20 r-oA PEA "a. .. :" .
rect~l a feli.rt, "a -sxer - soAHsn NJ
4 fa,. srsfor - Jslles tonn-cti, ssess e.. sd
= aaAs. Ai.y Desl, bsve vei on t1- ios'osiig
d--erit -si ks@t-. lsuatss vizo eo-sss. lsas-
4, = all.
La "a sbes .. y-oae l.l) nny-finr .. ds'y-
tars- 81 .f>ry-tvs IS ssv. MY 49,. ~ q
:. 1t, tls. IN a. ID ~ s4u4yi<i u II a
- part - tbs see asf ~ 4 sls nsr,A aar a.
a tss 90 beast 9as' Tor ~ OF seviion tNsi.,-
~ -sss tat hes ~est Of he - .b-ss and kri- a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05
.uO0uf's Life Pills /! :.

OF composed 4 yegetaeis ingredients exclusively,
a. car te asesgialHel by seIlesl sests Ihe.F pr0.
zeal lltes .hsse OF "a active and searoLins,
though perfectly MD ad sreeable detergent ape
rieat; q geaile suPoric, promoting The inses 81 le
pr piraticu. II pieasAn, diurstc iasgoratpg tie
kdp~ys and bisiJer; AM q deightfai tosic eass.
e exciting sppeess 81 The demands q active dlses-
tlca. and cheering TIE nlnd with tAat grateful sense
renovated heath vhisA Is ors Of the most felctoas
selinSs o. our nature
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

A Card @ a tie Public (


IHthN fHA8 WAY
sak An'uai q holly an neatal misery arising
tou ns sees o. smsi sonPi anss . incasnlsbss Ai.d
T. tAeFeiore q ths atmosi tappglAaoa lAai s,ies
attention % ihs least and most trGlng bodily all
uasnss Should had, Tor diseases ~ The boy uss-
fia'is aaecs tie mini. n MoFsAEs yEssrAslx
La NEuscisks. 10 every lzstAnce where thsy have
eeeu lA5foushly used have rErrSF1Ep ovkE pfs-
eAsz. n snos ali ss a vefsnsu losas. lac ssutA-
~ effects q tie life Aedclnes have n fact been 30
universally cape .encet, tGs Iaey hsVsbeconse nny
s.s~saae1 ne NO, cay. asls al peTtSss mole
eftr.Atzsns srsr oft red &c me ps0lls.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05
sArrRDAy. SoYENBER s.a. lssl.

wialn thr l~s.l hours " s-.i cAv. e Tie Cour'
H,rse door IN I. Haute. <ir orerthc r~tts nd
prod q N, ahsv- te-ctfbsc Rel E-fse tose'h be-
al Vie privil< GO and rsscss- "a tie ss1e
f--lor Dug. " tern not -xcesdug rev~n ye@r-. -
t.a hsnest Bidder tor cab snt uyon fau-v ioteai-
Il -u.a an sssisy s-i exs cofic.s ID
e e. ~dtth~a and th-r- &C. the fe- -rsz,as.
ard = "a Real ts'r<. % me highest ricdsr II
tash - .atl-fy The $40 =.
Ihi. lo-h a.y u octsftr. 1871.
sNsvsL CONNER. shsliI
c~ils9~rr. s>sss.vn m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

SHEklFF'S sALE.---By virtue OF
Ossx executions issued from the viso Cosn-so0
Pleas Corrt, . directed and slriss-red- goe in
f.yo< u n IL o. 90 don IL Tot, bowccsr aud Nor On
4. Var en-, c1s IA favor u Cherte- umAn ard y.
&c mel Hubbsrt, enc IN fsvor q wr. }. rnofn aid
Line II IN, IN fsv0r OF korsrr,n -. ivnn ga.
Joan Hysou a Sefvs.ls goh ION. one ir ias0r ol
8s thoisun@~ ba0~u ksishall B. BIZ 10 "a. "a
fa-o- u kobe TT. Antsr>0u Gevrg~ H-,ssfcr', !"
g. Gle. q Leafs ". smith. snd as sszia-i are ia
,. Chald 1 ave levied tbs tollo~ine ds-cTiOe>-
h-al E.ta-~, sitritec 10 yiso eoaGry. tbdiAoa, To-
81
lns ror,h thrs>-qauccr- *, u n lot nasnl'eF
fhrte hundred AID sss lsoI) The torr u tsTrt
"A = - known tue l,cor-sd plat VI sid t0~ q,
al
sArrgD,y. SovEvsssi, lssi.
Vltttntss te-d hocrs q - y. - tnr Corr
Loc=r der On terrs hutr, ~1i oiicr the r~ir, az
r0ats q ta- sovs d~scgsssd h<A h. rs. toSsincf
I'll lit-e ivii = -at rpurt aalee- ~ tbs sauis
forging, t<r ict exc etfux sr~ef year, a.
e b.. nsss b asr Cor ca-n. AMI uoa fsiiu ets re-
lie -an. saelc - sas.sfy saif exce1t Gu snd
co-fs wi H. ar tsrTc o1sr the irs rtaple- .
aid L, :. l.esi Esfate. 20 Tie ~ Shcst "a Dr. sor
Ssh - "a ssfv sh- sane.
1n.s IN u-sy u Ocf~6sr. lesl- A..
SNMIII CONNER, 81 r,f.
oei7~5u- prs re . 50.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05
rfIfsE ufb,c,Srsu

IHESE MEDlC1NfS.
Have ro~ ssen before he pdtlls Tor psri5d n 20
yesrs. ant during IaAt trss haTe naintainsd lsh
character Ia almost every par; q tie Globe 60 sAs
sxtsAosiisry curative profsrtes bica they posses
in Many Thousanas
O. certified Instance, hey have even rescued sftr-
sra from the very vera q unuuely grave. after
All lie deceptive essrsrgs 4 he day a.ye nsagiat!y
failed. 50 great indeed has thelr ea.oa nsarially
aud iafai!iby proved. that 1, has upresrce scarcely
les han miraculous 10 those Who werr acquainted
with the oeausifaast Ehno-opAseAl pru< psss tspon
wa'ca they are compounded, and upon which they
consequently aet. Il their manifest and ssnsl l.
aston - Purifying the springs and channels Of life
NJ enda.ns them nth renewed tone anl vi.or, that
icy were .nd~assa fr tsaT n,zse 1EmA us-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05
Mofas. fhaais Titte.s g

dave been hsrpfy ased sor lie cure q Fever and
ag1e with .uxaratle success
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

should e tskcn IN The early -Ages Of Billion, Cen
plaiEts, sd II perssVerei n strictly sccor~is u Il
rcctioas, riii positively eject care.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

a. .ieg,s b-tts q spAUIJIS6's fg.srAI1r
siJF vii save ten times g. ec---ss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05
Good for c0nsuna,ivesl
sPALDISGs THROAT CONF. Tons

LAis. AL DiIlonrra WIZ
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sPAULDISc's PREPARED cLuY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-25
S HIP PIN g NEW s.
ALnAHAo NV yoRx-mrs DAY
SUE nsns............. b6 NOON 49,. morn 3 on
SUE sxrs. ~ Heu WARM - morn II
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Montgomery. Berry, savannah with mdse AND
rs. Ss sS%s ss.,ea Co Has experienced
steamship jamestown, skinner Richmond 10. with mdse
sesnslip mount Vernon, Iayaed, Old Inlet In ballast
Nc r. fS SsS Ssss &c
bar Soy x With lee 70 barclay Livingston Had har.
II ss md indian 2s ssn BASED Asos Bay CAPE
MAS OF Hateas ish inst; crossing the u bad severe rsS
badly SD spsss sqd Strained
Blu. nos Ayres for London. - ~
Hsisssi 4co Cape foan D Dsa ne%p ss 2
on % spoke Ham bark osnabruch Rangoon for Corr
IS bark ,C foIk rom PhiadeIphia, steering $.
pd Tucs dsy p mssrs win sn %s's e.. to
sesport having had desss ,r
and men disabled IN leayv gales.
ie experienced hurricane from sW in which Lost main ,op
essntmas and since then have bad nothing but gales from
Sl.cn Bsaford soanS ssh il. iS s 5hH%s'
pqse eS's Rsinesel q ~ OH steering = Fee 10 l., %
Ayrss FOR Salem 18Th, Ia, % % 3 y W, spoke ship
W spoke cbr lombard from Rio isnero for Ssle on q
s days 9ss nsreh ss 20 lon g 20 spoke schr Echo,
I'd numbers With an Am ship showing A third distg pen
ship star OF the west Morrison, Liverpool Jan is with
nd.e and % PASSENGERS 70 sami TRompsons Nephew Fes
" IL, ~ lon y ssw The schr Feer, hence bound 81
hhds two bbit and one bale Of cotton
d.ys win al. ss cIssrsS SespSo via Savannah
Ship Ring Philip Hatch London Jan is the Channel s,h
ss s ns SUq receive. 70 po o,ss sod on
coed TO New York Has experienced very weather the
.sils aid ,eceyeo other da rage "a inst, at 80 - Ion
b5,h mashesos appared u have been usp ead ana
being under close reeged topsals the time could 10, ap
IIoah yst nssr her made signals to h0r but they apps.
B@k urala, ahirerict, fort elizabeth, cor, Feb with
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.ce. a . cy.yw oosen Hadvs heavy weather
sos ssSs M = roa - 2 TSs:s jsas III ass had
S:i.s dH 4: ~ 81: ssy S:.. ;g s. e: rs
CsSvs ysrs CRU. March v, IN Ass: e
sales A inst - s. lon heavy NV gale so,s bull
sa co. ddsn. s.IS 10 s
Moses Taylor 30 Sailed IN company With big Irs. "a;
SS CT Hsy a fS
r.: SAD great DEAF q ss:vI wss.s. yss,AsI
sss ss
e Ss a
MisE s e s.:.a % & Aa': S. "a
Silver Key Bank passed brs Nsgyss from Porte Rico for
from Fsjsrdo. Pr for ASort Has experienced heavy Nj
.es s xsns.n
h wood A. e nssnd Phelps Go Had heavy ws, as
stream. saw barrel marked Bark John CarvsI-shp-
Quantity az q & s
dssF cabin forward Aou;. si: Ss ESwin q Boz:
sappossd had BEEN d:sSisd.Ss isps
:. Big g T:ssT fSsssA.m x.n:.n!. seyes with ess,,
Gales and has been s days yss Of Hstsra1
Brig Anderson King St Marks with cotton 70 Small
Brig Rosyson, Crowen, Wilmington, NC IA days. with COT
schl Emma lof Provincs.oxn, Cook x.rigo.ns March
% e &c
~s s 3 rs: ssss1 ssse e . 8
saw slip Showing bure.s win dr.es n supposed
Brothers has been days Of Hstteas with heavy gales
schr Charles Col OF Provincstown Sparks Inasua 10
scRr Mary Pierce of Bangor Smith, oardeuss March s
% spoke brig from Porto Rico for PhiisdepSs Has had
e.
Open ssSs March with
sss ' s Sss s sa
ssSs Ransom !sE Medley. CORVALLIS Ms, Is days. with
Jamssown Latourette, Petersburg; days. with
schr Eveline Bates, Rockwell. Richmond, 4 days
schr Q Curtis, Lnnsll Virginia for Boston.
sssr s Sns%e coet y1Is sa DAYS days.
BE- e.
schr Mist Dissosway, Baltimore, days
sssSr; i Mes y Lyns:. S.iti%s1s. s. Day. a.sA
s sss ks Hu HH ss%s1s Ssys
schr Mary Anna Bower, Philsdelphis for New London
s:$:
echr Kedron Corson, Cape May, days.
s:S;
schr Spanier, Lewis, Boston
s scSr C CfSs,,. Kelley Boston Ss.sa. p,.,
ss sSr WsScs
Steamer Boston 6rcOlsr Phisdslpha.
BELOW.
Bari Emanuel (Br), from Newcastle.
Bark Louisa, Benton, from sagua.
Brig Time CBr), from Nassau, MP.
Wind 1t sunset ESE.
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way Railroad.
REMoNsrRANCE OF THE STAGE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK AGAINST THE PROPOSED
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
We the undersgned Of stage property operated
on Broadway In the city Of New York. respectfully bat
earnestly demonstrate against the passage Of the proposed
act pending in the Assembly for railroad In that street
The bill 10 question grants authority 70 Henry A Hur
but Clinton Gilbert and Henry Van Schaick to construct
railroad in the chief thcrouehfe said city, without
provision for just indemnity to the stage interests which
wiz be thereby destroyed, amounting 10 over one
million Of dollars. The proposed grantees not
owning or being Interested 10 the extent OF
single dollar In the vast interests 70 be- impaired,
the proposition Of the act IN question 10 Eject 10 enrich
the named upor he ruin Of hunirefs Of per
sons entitled 70 legal and equitable protection.
That he grantees named IN tho oil question do not
own, nor are they Interested 10 the extent Of single
dollar IN the millions Of stage property which the pro
poeed railroad viii destroy aud esct OF said act
sbs II become law, win be entail upon hundreds
Of persons engaged or interested IN the saro business
Ornibuses, until re'ent perod. have been the sole
Of public travel IN the city ~ New ynrk connect
vg he ousinsss part ~ tbs city vita the section occn
pied FOR Teedeuces, aud they have the pioneers ana
fuldeTs q bs city's progress and improvement, 10 all
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before the people for reelection and only i've of
them the credit o. being in their opposi,ion
for defy any historian TO show the first record when
cra-uow radical repub cas-, II favor az The
improvements on the Erie csnaL There may
have been now and then one that branched out
class they have opposed and all projects intended
70 deveope the OF the State Where would the
been sdoped Instead o. being one Of the leading States
In wealth and power in the Union, she would have been
second or third and the city which now stands at the
be second 70 some other point In size and wealth. The
:. to the s,s.s By the ssopPsss on the public works
by the caInourners which the state has had 70 pay
The following bill In regard TO The bridge over tho Hsr
lem river has stirred up quite breeze here Let the
readers Of the HERALD examine closely tbs provisions
tins bill 10 now in the hands Of one Of the House
committee, having passed the senstss-
An &C. &C. n .sa z: t. 81 $ e %
81 s s 81 :. s T q s ssS =
Yhs section o. the .c. entitled IAN &C, in
sss .ss !. s cry Of q s chapter
And h. esy 80 a. % read a.
os u I'D
sSS Of The ~ e ss sr ,,
III rled and directed whenever Judgment or that
s oas and sss !;
The once q The cleTt q ne s and county York
ounce ss 4. K.
said bridge requisite and necessary, shall
ert ter TO make ell and
contracts for the rebuilding and reconsructon OF
Without any delay AnS he cs sna
expenses thereof and Of the just proper compensation OF
me Com nissionersehsl be levied collected
chsrges are levied and collected and shall be borne
sno p.d ~ TIE said counties In the aforesaid proportion
TIE 40 hereby amended But plan for rebuilding and
reconsucn OF ssid bridge shall be adopted which, the
opinion U ma. ry ~ The Commissioner shall obstrnct
the prope- pswesuon OF the a lem and Com
~ nav no power 70 make any
W ~ bnd n o. me rhos or any part q the work
any um eedng the sum OF two hundred ATTY thou
ssDd dollars -
REQ F6thIpg herein contained shall he cons,rusa an Ia
gazrg the scts OF the Commissioners under the
see AL act: ssd paris Of acts conflicting with this act
Sec 4. This act shall take effect Immediately
The Gibbons Bribery Case-Petitions for
and Remembrance Against the BROAD
way Railroads.&c. Bfil 20 Appoint Cop
nissioners 20 Amend the Charter or
New York-sanday Laws-Logroiling
and the Lobby toe be Investfg stcd--
Grinding Committes-Fafiure 10 Make
the broadway Railroad the special
Order-rhe Bii 10 Limit the Term cr
Militia Omcers Passed the Senate, Sc. \
ALBANY, March %, 1891.
There was quite title brush last evening On shs mo
On Of Mr. Bingham 70 make TIE GibDons case tAc special
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s-t& -Al.s a@.asaNt l.lsts ex4 $500
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Personal Intelligence.

Committee en- behalf Of the New York Consoli
Stage Company.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

HALIFAX, June 25.-The Europa, with
Liverpool advices to the 18th, via Queens
ton on the 10th, has arrived.
Breadstufs were very dull Provisions
dull. Consols closed at 9O09O4.
The news is 'reagre. The crops in Eng
land are making rapid progress under the
influence of hot weather The corn mar
kets had all declined. The Italian Cabinet
will carry out all the original intentions of
Count Cavour. The Paris Bourse closed at
eff 75c Rentes.
The Europa brings three days later ad-
vices than per the Anglo Saxon.
The Times, in an editorial article on
American affairs and the indignation of
the north on the attitude of England, asserts
that the British public had given much
sympathy for the federal cause-more than
it ever did to the cause of British sovereign
ty and union in any of its trials. II claims
that England will do their duty and leave
the federalists to do theirs, knowing that it
could not do them a greater mischief than
taking their part.
Sixteen gun vessels have been ordered i'm
mediately to Join the squadron about to be
dispatched to the North American coast.
The recognition of Italy by France is near
at hand and will be FASTENED by the death
of Cavour.
The Journal des Debats publishes an i'm
portant article, showing that if Austria
crosses the Mencio, France must evidently
re-commence the war interrupted in 1859.
The coufessor of Cavour had arrived at
Rome the bearer of a message from the de-
ceased minister. The Pope was seriously
i'll.
SPAIN.-The Spanish journals publish adj
vices from st. Domingo, that tranquility
and enthusiasm for the Spanish Govern
ment reign throughout the Island
American stocks in London Barring
Brothers report frmer market U. s.
skies Of G8, 8O08l ex. div; T. s. fves
= ex. div; Virginia fves of So, "A Mas
saehusetts fives nominal at 94@943; Hi
nois Central SO dis; Erie shares 2I3. Con-
suls closed at 90@98 for money, and 9O69
909 for accounts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-26
Chief Of The Cherokee Nation

GRAFTON, Va, June 25.-Cspt. Howe's
company of regulars, with battery of six
pieces, reached here this morning. Capt.
Birdsalfs company Of artillery arrived this
evening and proceeded to Clarksburg
Gen. Mcclellan continues very actively en-
gagged. He went as far east as Cheat river
this afternoon on tour OF reconnaissance,
and returned this evening. The following
proclamation has been issued by him:
To the Soldiers Of the 4rmy Of the West
-Youare here tosuppOrt the Government of
your country and to protect the lives and lib
critics of your brethren, who are threatened
by rebellious foe No higher and nober
duty could devOlve upon you than to bring
to its performance the highest and nobest
qualities of soldiers discipline, courage and
mercy. / call upon the officers of every
grade to enforce the strictest discipline, and
know that those of all grades, privates
and officers, will display, in battle, cool,
heroic courage, and will know how to show
mercy to a disarmed enemy. Bear in mind
that you are in the country of friends, not
of enemies; that you are here to pro tect, not
to destroy. Take nothing, destroy nothing,
unless you are ordered to do SO by your gen
eral officers. Remember that pledged my
word to the people OF Western Virginia
that their rights, in person and property,
shall be respected. / ask every one OF You
to make good this promise in its broadcast
sense. We came here 10 save, not upturn.
do not appeal to fear Of punishment, but
to your appreciation of the sacredness
of the cause IN which we are engaged
Garry with you into battle the convic-
ton that you are right, aud that God
is on your side. Y our enemies have
violated every moral law Neither
God nor man can sustain them. They
have without cause rebelled against mild
and paternal government. They have
seized upon public and private property
they have outraged the persons Of Northern
men. merely because they came from the
North. and of Southern Union men because
they loved the Union. They have placed
themselves beneath contempt unless they
can retrieve some honor on the field of bat
tie You will pursue a different course
YOU will be honest brave and merciful; you
will respect the right of private opinion
you will punish no man for opinions sake
Show to the world that you differ from our
enemies in a point of honor, honesty and
respect for private opinion, and that we
inaugurate no reign of terror where We 60.
Soldiers, | have heard that there was dan
ger here. have come to place one at your
head, to share it with you. | fear for but
one thing, that you will not find foemen
worthy of your steel | know that can
rely upon you.
1SignedO GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-26

LOUISVILLE, June ga reliable gentle
man from Nashville reports that yesterday
two regiments Of Tennessee troops were
under marching orders for Knoxville
Great hopes are entertained that there is
"a Union victory in the 1st District
McCracken is reported by gentleman from
there as having gone PAT for Union. The
returns come in slowly.
Shippers here are about testing the legal
ity OF the blockade Of the Nashville road
The case will be argued Wednesday.
Letters in the Charleston Mercury
commend that paper for having the courage
10 resent the insult offered South Carolina,
by gentleman named Russell, Of the Lon
don Times.
A special dispatch to the Picayune, dated
Richmond, goth, says the convention had
adopted the permanent constitution Of the
Confederate States, reserving to Virginia
the right to secede on certain contingencies.