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EarrslS for sale.

TS1HE undersgne VIII sell several Farms, in size TO
Il suit purchasers situated in La Sale county III.
Also, a small quantity OF unimproved land, portion
OF which is lying in Livingston county.
.1ERMS-FrOm cash TO five years time. to suit pur-
chasers Corn stored in crib cattle will he received
on LAND as PAYMENT. jan 2Gl DAVID SfkAWN
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Fine Farming Lands for sale.

u HE underse n.d las sIiIl large Quantity or srer-
! aid farming lands ia La Sale nd Livingston coun
ty for sale, easy terms, in tracts OF iroI ~ to 3
acres. purchasers nay desire. These lar.ds all lie
within convenient distances of the railroads and the
canal, and ;.fflrI tie best mall .t facilities
ottawa, the l. /. x. r., and Pon'iac. on the c. 4
VI T. X viii be tie most convenient places TO stem
FOR those wishiuC 10 examine the land. Anybody IN
either place can direct persons E.y residence
Bruce, August % fs6p. WILLIAM sTEAWN
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The Lerillard Fire ms. Co..

OF THE CITY OF NEW IOHh.
Cash Capital. Do .oOo
Profits App,t.fIIy Diri5.d 15 FER Gait II DS6teTs
T.HIS Company divides thre.-qFarf.rs OF the net
profits TO the policy holders i scrip be!rin- iHte-
-irfoI: any liability the insured This t"'rpa-
nv funds it, >iTnIus instead OF iiyidrg u - the -toc"-
hoIdrr. thereby ri iTi its policy holders greater srcu-
kitty, and Iir slne time cheaper insurance a. = -
otfle- system
For Insurance in This Company, arT'y to
.er.s-'v WI. 6 EA>FJN, IyeH; at Ott6irG
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From The E.rGminer, NorfoN., IN.

From the Examiner, Norfolk, IN.
Cephalic Pill. accomplish the oaject for which they
were made, viz: Cure OF headache in all its forms.
From. The Examiner, NORFOLK, Ia.
They have been tested in than thousand
cases, with entire success,
From, the Democrat, st. Cloud. Winn.
Ifyou are or have been troubled with the headache,
send box, (Cs phalic Pills that you may have
taem in case OF an attack.
From the Adrertissr, Providence, r. l.
The Cephalic Pills said to be remarkably eTec
tive remedy for the headache ana one OF he very best
for that very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered.
From, tho Wtste-n X. X. Gazette, Chicago, H.
We heartily endorse Mr. spading, and his unrivalsd
Cephac Pills.
From the Eondrha ToHey Star, Kand,oan, Ia.
We are tina, persons suffering with the head
ache, who Try them, VII. stick to them.
| From the Southern Path Finder, Ne,c Orlecns, La
Try them you that are afflicted. and sure
that your testimony be added to the already Du-
list that has received benefits that no other
medicine can produce.
From tie 81. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephaiic Pis)
is rapidly increasing.
From, tie Gazette, Davenport, Io,cd.
Mr. Spalding would connect his name with Al ar.
tcle he did not GnO1c TO possess real merit.
! From. the AGrer.iser, Providence, r. L.
The testimony in their favor is strong from the st
respectable quarters.
From tie Daily Neses, Neaeport, r. I.
Cephalic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
From tie Commercial Bulletin, Eoston, Mass.
/, Said to be very efic acious for the headache.
From hs Q numerical, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Suffering humanity be relieved.
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.i.fssrrr:~ Of Eiirc.
1EAVING a full and complete 8hstrac; or title NJ
every piece % land town lot ia the county,
which is sei: Up every nj E;, prepared fur
nh, short notice and reasonable terms abstracts
OF title. IlEgsi J.. p SANGER.
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THE
Peoples Cooking Stove.

elevated oven Cooking Stove. the
.@ a EE 80 EE Il SS HSSS
Fer burn il bitumnous coal.
This stove is got u-in the most simple style, having
irsct dran from the CRATE the smoke pipe, with
crapers attached to the to clean out the hues
while tie is in operation There are large doors in
front FIR putting coal without removing the top cover
The plates heavy throughout, and the top fire
plates and cross pieces of thickness, and
;IIated to prevent warping or bIrning ont.
The Surprise" has been thoroughly tested during
the past year is fully srranted every respect.
MANLEY !. DOW.
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Valxable Cit, Prorer,, 1or sane.

TIE under signed offers for sale the valuable proper
/ ~ upon which Le resides, being Lot |, Block
.5 States Addition, situated the of Column
bus and Washington streets, the Supreme Court
Building
There is good dwelling, wagon makers shop, ard
black smith shop, with ell. cister &C, all in good
order, the premises
Also, Lots and :, in Block II, Rairo I'd Addition TO
Ottawa. being the southwest Of the block and
situated the corner Of Coinbu. and Joliet streets,
north OF the freight depot. There Is good to story
dweiiii z house on the corner lot.
As the undersigned has strong inducements present
ed TO him change his business, he viii sell the above
property nj a bargain. isepZ2I PATRICK flaming.
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YSNllE undersigned has $40 acres Of choice ung,.
Il prove farming lands. in La Sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, easy
Iny7 Gro AVERY
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f.TEiiN = SEHEyY.

Lands bought and SOD IN Commission. Taxes pad
Abstracts o; Title furnished, Collections r4aa, Invest
ment. made il Government other Lands, Money
Loaned. OTTAWA August : lss-
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ew Goods.

: = ~ - = !. To-
e. a-c 'T receiving rom "cw ofE and Pi!aes!'
~ lhiA 0lr a., si3ts-=at ul
Sslss- ssEEsNEs GOODS,
Embracing full assortment or
Dry Coed, Carpets, Druggets,
FLrOH -f-SD T4BLE OIL CLOTXS
Ct0fIir-. ar. Gaps, ans: %..a kcrs,
CGOCKEEI, GLASSWARE. HAEDW ARE, NAILS, &c. b..
AID complete assortment OF
Choice Cr..crt,. :suti wooden Ware,
ich OFF, reI, i rates, and wii sell cheap -
the eape-s Tor Cash "a prompt "ty. Gil aud see
mary VAN DOEEN 4 0sHUkH.
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pY STATE AUTHORITY.

PRINC.Pii. OFFICE At ALTON. ILLINOIS
S,TQE+S AND MERCHANDISE Dwelling Houses anu
- Furn tire: Barns ard Hay and Grain; Hrsf class
Mills Shops. and other buildings. win Lit'E CO'ehte
Insured against loss or DAMAGE ~ tIL'E- .
Thi, Company has been in existence cFer 'hr!
wears doe. NOT i-sus policies oct Of tins State has
paid nearly half million dollars ior losses; mas tur
,,Sl-, insurance members for less than
III. rric- G. ar-i by the best Stock COMPANIES IL has
the largest and cpst secured capita! Q. any INSURANCE.
COrnuiUy in the West
EVERY Lass "r DAMAGE that occurs TO property
in.r--. ri.r p-elaiti system VIII DC paid within
hINTTI DAYS. 49,.
N-rcI1 Is can have their stocks in>ure" III 'ir
Illinois tHtus ard IN case % los act Eet 'heif
ucnry a. sooa as is promised by any otteT COMPANY
:, The Farmer and the Mechanic this Company has
Secs!e Stale Benevolent Association. III WATCH at a
moderate cost. their bones aud shops may be insured
AGAINST Of FIRE. with certainly mat II de
rrravcI they viii receive the whole amount insured,
without litigation. unnecessary delay
n l.z bee ONE TIE !l,,,sacs C07p'"y for tie p CO.
a.. OF II ,nots-aurua-y saving Lar Sums in the sar
that otherwise Re taken Ont hy foreign Conn
With all these Inducements, who cah no" aAoTi 10
remain L I insured?
EOfED or iDIPECTORS:
q K Hart Samuel Wue II. W Bii!ir IS, b / Gilman
gimotLy Turner. LymHn TrUn.hui', Robert smith
Henry Lea john Atwood J. " SchwerI,- De jaihin
p Ior- Elias Ehi.ari. Francis \. Hoffman, Lewis
K,Ilr.byrc,r, i. g. A'wnGd-
BENJAMIN :. LONG, President.
LEWIS KELLE NEEi.GER- l,ss*HFef.
II e.. ATWOOD !>-crftTTY.
JOHN aVWuuD. Ass't Secretary
John rI.ISDLI /. tr.Hs,fi AF|Hf-
LIE HOWARD f>s'f fr-Isr,It .ige"f-
WM VI TRUE Ag'Pt. Ott'isa
II \ CHASE. ErfriAe.
ARTHUR Nc,IER. Ia safe.
j KELSEY. N@H"ot't-
na-In-Iy MURRAY BLANCHARD. LG safe
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II you are have been troubled with the headache,
send box, &C. phalic PillsJ that you may have
ase OF attAck.
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School EOOKS

LARGE and complete stock u the did-ren. kinds
n of School Book that used in tn. city = nd
country schools, just received nd for sale low
sepl T.. GRiGGs.
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From the Adrerti8sr, Providence, r. l.
The Cephalic Pills said to be remarkably efsc-
for the headache ai.i of he very best
for very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-06

~ single bottle OF SPALDING'S PREPARED GLC
will save ten times its annually.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-06

y ere made, VIZ. Cure OF headache in al. rs forms.
From, the Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success.
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YPsILA>Tf, MICH, Jan "a, 1861.
siE. Sr2:DTS

Err:
Notlong since sent 10 you for 4 box OF Cephalie
Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and Cos.
tvcness, and received same, and they hd9 90 S00G
an efsct Eaf ] ocas induced 10 SIND Jer more.
ease send BY return ma l. Direct to
A. K WHEELER,
Ypslanti, Mich.
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w AN. PAPER, China, and India Rubber Dolls and
~ Doll Hrads. from cents to -. Paper Dolls and
Furn;;es. Also, large stock of Toys ,he Drug aud
Book ST of .oc>l L. Y. GEIGGS.
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or a! kind, done on sior: notice by
MANLrY DOW.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-24
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE Z. W. LINE. %
Exclusively for the Journal.

ANNAPOLIS. Sunday, April TIT is
said that Gov. Hicks protested to Gen. But
Ter, of the Massachusetts regiment, against
landing troops here. They were conse-
quently landed at the Naval Academy,
which is exclusively the property of the
Government ssh
The following. is from the Baltimore
American Mayor Brown, of Baltimore,
went to Washington on Sunday, at the re-
quest of the President, and had long in
terview in the presence of the Cabinet and
Gen. Scott. The President urged the abso-
lute necessity Of transit through Baltimore
SCOTS opinion was to bring troops
through. Maryland, avoiding Baltimore, if
the people would permit it. If not, the
troops must. select their own best route and,
if necessary, fight their way through.
The President and Secretary of War
heartily concurred in the desire TO avoid
collision.
The Mayor said the authorities would use
All lawful means to prevent parties leaving
the city to attack troops passing at dis
lance, but was unable to promise more.
The President answered that no more
troops would be sent through the city unless
INSTRUCTED in other directions, with the I'M
Outstanding that the authorities use their
best efforts TO restrain the people.
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Special Notices. a.

HAIR Avs!-Hafr DVs!!-RaFr DVs"!-
William A. Bachelors Hair Dyel The original
and best IN the worldi . All others mere i'm
itations and -hould be avoided, if you wish to es-
cape ridiculs.
GRAY, RED, or RUSTY Hair Dyed instantly
70 a beautiful ana Natural Brown OF Black, without
injury TO the HAIR or Skin.
FIFTEEN Nj DALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to WA. A. BACHELOR Fince 1899,
aud over 10000 app. cations have beer aeds TO the
Hair of his Patrons e his famous Dye
W. A. BATOHEL, 4's HAIR DYE pr, duces
color not TO be distiu uished from nature, and Is
WARRANTED not to inj, in the least, however
long it may be continued and the III effects of bad
Dyes romedied; the Hal h.Sigoratei for life by
this Splendid Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns OF the United states,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
RA- The Genuine has the name and address upon
8 steel plate engraving four sides Of each Box.
Of WILLIAa A. BACHELOR. Address
CHAS. BAT0HEL0R, Proprietor,
sept. 20 -lyrd4w 81 Barclsy-st, New York
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PHILADELPHIA, april 23,-A splendid
uniform fer a Major General in a case,
bound South, was seized yesterday.
Fort Mifiin has been garrisoned by an
artillery company of Kensiugton rifles.
A piratical vessel has been. seen in the
bay, alleged to be manned by fifty men. 1t
is also said that she had stopped tug of
Chester, and compelled the Captain to
haul down the American flag.
Private information from Baltimore says
The mob element is powerIess to act with
system. Arms are plenty but no ammuni-
ton. It is believed however that the peo-
pie and mob will unite to prevent the pas
sage Of troops through the city. The troops
will be compelled to 6ght their way step by
step.
TIE road between Baltimore and Wash
ingt0n was 10 be obstrueted yesterday and
some Of the Bridges destroyed. The people
South Of the Susquehanna are loyal TO the
Union, and will assist in defending Hayre
de Grace against secessionists:
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WHAT'S Treasnn

As it is well enough for people to under
stand the meaning of that word, we quote
the act of Congress passed in pursuance of
the constitutional provision
"Be it enacted, That if any person or
persons owing allegiance to the United
States of America, shall levy war against
them, or shall adhere to their enemies, gip-
ing them aid and comfort, arithin tie United
States or elsewhere, and shall be thereof
convicted on the testimony of two witnesses
to the same overt act of the treason where
of he or they shall stand indicted, such per-
sonor persons shall be adjudged guilty of
treason against the United States and shall
sufferdeath'
The Cincinnati Commercial says:
Under this definition of the crime of trea-
son, it is plain enough that all who come
within either of the following classes are
traitors against the United States:
IAN who are found fighting against
United States force, or firing into a United
States flag, or attempting forcibly to take
or possess United States property.
2. All who join actively on the side of
the enemies of the Government of the Uni
ted States, aiding them by their information
or couusels.
70 AL uAO t0EulSu Tue enemies OF the
Government, in arms against it, with weap-
ons, ammunition, provisions or stores of
whatever kind
4. A large portion of those whose iudg-
ment in jurisprudence is entitled to respect,
hold that all who adhere to the public enc
mics of the United States in the sense of ad-
vocatIng their cause, by speech or by the
press, are within the purview of the statute
defining and furnishing treason.
Judge Test on converting the Tippecanoe
Circuit Court on Monday afternoon, charged
the Grand Jury at length on the subject of
Treason. He said " That where any per-
son or body of persons, by their acts, were
endeavoring to oppose the action of the
loyal citizens in their efforts to assist the
State government to put down rebellion or
instruction against the National or State
authorities, such person or persons are
guilty of treason, the penalty of which is
death. He advised the jury that when such
cases were presented to them they should
use their utmost exertions to bring to JUS
tice any and all parties who were thus.guilty
of this heinous crime"
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&RERKRRs SIZE NO Is4.

Notice is hereby givon that by virtue of an order
of sale issued out of the office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Van derburgh county and State
Indiana, ia favor of Alvin B. Carpenter VS. Archi-
bald Fitzgerald, and to me directed, in pursuance
of which writ WILL
MONDAY, MAY 18TH, 1SG1
between the hours of O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock
P. n. Of said day, at the door of the Court House
in the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh county In
diaDa offer for sale public auction the rents and
profits for term not exceeding seven years. of the
following described real estate, tO-wit Beginning
at the South East of the South East quarter
Of the South East quarter of secticn, No nine or
township six (6, range eleven (lI), West ond run
ming North twenty-five and 5000 (22 80 .1OO)
chains, thence West eleven and S2-IOO chains III
$4,000 thence South twenty-five and $1,000 chains
"a 1907 and from thence East eleven and 82-lOO
chains III $4,000, to the point Of beginning con-
tanning in the whole twenty six and 60 100 acres
(Z6 6O1OO) offered for sale in the Distrct of Lands
at Vineennes, Indiana, and being II Vanderburgh
county, Indiana. And should said rents and profits
Of said real estate not sell for sqDl sufficient to
satisfy said writ and COSTS will the same time
and place. offer for sale and sell the simple of said
real estate FIR the satisfaction of said writ and
Costs without relief from valuation or apprasement
laws. JOHN S. GAVITT Sheriff Y q
Baker q Foster, pins att'ys
April 22d, 1861. spr23-3ww
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8 s.GLH no. rs 4.

Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue OF three
executions Issued out of the office of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court of Fanderburgh county, Indiana,
in favor of Abraham Anspacher and Levi L. Plant
Samuel Roser and Simon Roser, and Joseph G
Harrison vs.. Henry B. Levy, and to me directed, I
have levied upon, and will, on
MONDAY, APRIL 21st, 1861,
Proceed to sell the following personal property,
levied upon the personal properly Of Henry B.
Levy, to-wit: All of the stock of Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Trunks, JeweIry, and various other goods
pertaining to the clothing and furnishing business
Sale to take place at the store recently occupied
by Henry B. Levy, on the corner of Water and Syc-
amore streets, in Evansville, Indiana Sale to COM
mence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ of said day, and to con-
time from day 70 day until the stock Of goods are
disposed Of. JOHN 5. GAVITT, Sheriff " c.
Jones & Blythe, rs att'ys
April 10th, 1861. aplI -IOtiItyy
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New YORK, April z3.-CaIeb Gushing
arrived here yesterday. He left Washing
ton on Sunday. He says that General Lee,
with 5000 Virginia troops, were covering
Arlington Heights.
Lieut.. Jennifer is reported as having de-
serted from Carlisle barracks. He had full
knowledge of the plans of the government.
Dispatches for his arrest have been sent in
every direction.
Caleb Cushing narrowly escaped injury
from the people at Carlisle and Chambers
burg. He stated that he was on bis way to
Massachusetts, to join regiment for the de-
fence of the Union.
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YINcENNEs, Ind, April 23.-One volun-
teer company 100 strong, under Capt.
Huey, left at noon for Indianapolis. An
other company is formed under Capt. Har-
row, and waiting orders to march. Two
companies of home guards are formed, and
another forming among the French, and an
other among the German citizens. y
The ladies presented Capt. Huey's COM
pany with a splendid flag this morning.
The "Old Post is in blaze of excitement
and all parties are united in the determine
ton TO uphold and support the Federal
Government at all hazards.
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From tie Financial azd Commercial Department o
the N. I. Herald
What the Tra1tOrOus TwaddIe of
John @. Breckenridge has Already
Cost Kentucky.
FRIDAY, April 1916 P. M.-The panic in
the border slave state stocks was more deci-
ded to-day than ever. Everybody who had
any of them FASTENED to sell them, and the
sacrifice was unexampled. Notwithstanding
the prodigious decline of the past few days,
we find, on comparing this afternoons prices
with those at last evening, that Kentucky
skies declined to-day 20 per cent, Virginias
10, North Carolinas -, and Missouris per
cent. The decline in Kentuckies, which is
quite without precedent in our Stock Ex-
change Is due to the preyailing Impression that
Senator John c. Breckenridge and his friends
agiU succeed IN dragooning that State out of
tie Union. AS the debt Of kentucky IS
about Sc, 900, 900, Ar. Breckigidge's little
speech has already cost his State about ST.
100000. Virginia closed last evening in
the street at about Al: late in the evening
at some uptown hotel, they are said to have |
sold down to 81 they opened this morn |
ing at 40, sold up Al, then down 81, |
finally closing at that bid. The prevailing i'm |
preston in the street is that they are abso- /
lutely worthless, and that they will sell at I
ten cents on the dollar before long. Yir-
ginia, it is believed, has been irretrievably
ruined by the demagogues Mason, Floyd,
Hunter &c. War is pretty sure to liberate
all the slaves in the border States, and in
this event it would be preposterous to ex-
pect any of the States to pay their debts
II the people Of Missouri rant 10 understand
on aohich side their interests lies. let them Dot-
iHteer under President Li1seoEn's ProcLdma-
tioH; the announcement that they had done so
you'd put MissOaHis up ten per cent, and
would render Missouri the leading border
State.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-24

RENDERING OF TRooPs.-On Friday and
Saturday, the Governor and Adiutant Gem
eral received profers of the following com
.panies From Peru, Fort Wayne, Green's
'kurgh, Rising Sun, Laporte, Seymour,
Muncie, Frankfort, Evansville, Madison,
New Albany, Winchester, Anderson, La
fayette, Michigan City, South Bend, Prince
ton, Cambridge, Aurora, Charlottesville,
Greenfield, one company each; Madison,
Logansport, Terre Haute, and several other
places tender two companies each. Our
people are in earnest, and there are a good
ly number. 1t is estimated that 80, 600
troops have already been rendered to Gov
ernOr Morton.
A company numbering I25, left Brazil,
yesterday, for Camp Morton. Capt John
Osborn, of Bowling Green, takes a company
from that vicinity.-T. II. Express 23d.
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Aones0Ay,s Psus-xmpu,. sfv or the

MOEEeeoAg's 1DGHs-EsnpUg Try Of Ths
BLOOD-Health consists in the purity of the fiu-
ids and solids which compose the human body If
the blood becomes vitiated it nects the whole sys
tenn by its course through every fibre and tissus.-
Holloways pills not only expel all hnmors which
faint impoyerish this vital element, but purify
and invigorate it, and supplying gentle and whole
some stimulus to the circulation they strengthen
each part, and give tone to the whole frame Sold