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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-18
aEAD.QUARrEes VIRGINIA. PonSSs'


No. 16
DISCHARGES FROM or sabsutons Transfers In the volunteer
only be male By tbs author OF me
Governor ths Dom ~andng General the VI guia forc IN
all such apocSt oe discharge e hr with Crsous
sbsiue and from whatever cause, tran,ier uu rrit
be app mpany aater and will forEGrdeo
his nmed tie Comm .nder the OF
returned through the channel TO the Company
recruits In Company After u has been
once ed Into the IS vice
substqlent peiio el musterhe commanding
will take place at Of the alternate 0nhs commencing
s0h Rolls for these nusters will be duly
supplied
By command Of Major General LEa.
g GARNET,
uy1s- 8. Adjuiant General
rNO THR PATRIOT ClrIzE1s or TIE
Il Counties OF southampton, Greenesville.
Princess Anne, aud NaEsemond, and the tiles
OF Norfolk aud Petersburg U1der the authority Of
the Governor OF VII gira bv his PROCLAMATION Of the third
rst and compliance with Instructions cm Mel Gem 81 q
gnia Brgsd Gwynn ding the forces - -
In Norfolk harbJr invites volunteers ito the service as follows
Prom southampton.-Eve( 9 companies, one artillery,
the others Infantry.
Feom (sreencsvIIIs.-Three Cs) companies insntry.
From Princess AnEe.-rwo (2) companies rfantry.
Prem NnnsemOnd.-Two ~ conpaaes infantry.
Pom Norfb'N city ny company Infantry.
Prom Petersburg. Two ~ companies
Il desired that shall gate hundred
QO0 both artillery These mustered lto the
service they severSy report at Headq In Norfolk
companies aseeytel will The period OF
WALTER GwyNN Brig Gsnr
myl5-lw Commdg Forces In Norfolk Hsrbor
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Mons TREAsoS.--Aaoth.r small To-. Of supposed enc
mics Of che Commonwealth before the Mayor yes.
terjay and among them man, named F'anois $. Chi,
dress who has been DO The service OF the c y fer maiy
years superintendent Of the Naterpipe layers Wi
iu-rod ccj to prove tha- he had jus iG-i
Abs L'aco'u iu pr0climIrs against the Sou.h Gad
had said many other thing, which, true should never
have escaped tie lips % hyiug in the South and
le,s; o. al from VITO derives ms Income from tie
city c,iers. The continued, and the acc Is
admitted 90 bail Toe o.lcr prisoners we're discharged
believe, With the exception ~ who MAS qlIr,d
70 give d. cur,,y fer bis COED behaviour.
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HEOEGE ~. MINEOED.
Secretary Of tae Commonwealth.
An ogDTNASCR 10 rrc7e against he aescs 81 property and
IT, suspend proceedings in csrtain eA-ts Ptsd april 3t
I-arlanei That no execution q fri ffrfs ssrdiiaEi
ll. ether than IN OF tie y m1soagc2lh Gcd against
a eori or nstrs The sale % property IN cherfise
pr5yiif y au Nor shall there be s-yses ulcer drcs 81
lst or iscrts consent o. parties interested, Until
che. vire provided ~ law
f s ah,fe. levied n The debtor ctr fond sud
s-y Tor the o tie debt interest aud VIXEN ~
%, h ordinance cess m property shA Ne es'se'
bond sl be rciu aei as ll case o o'o
az bcul o. consutr lien on 'H@ reeiy Of he OBJ
sors cN; ACd n the sane i-unef - ioFisie fi
orias Owls return y The clerks Once 'F CO. ala snl'
~ h. hal on "a boul Ga the and b. ts SANE
proce r ia may BE- ,o4lHei u forthcoming bonds
Ger, no such nd shall be n. duty Of The o.
See N convene he, free hlides from ths sicuage woo, @
Min. s m shu procee+ vas- m properly arc-r 70
shat " uli ave Seen the - OF Noyembe- one
H usani eight sad s2i sDd u less % sad Propvr
Asu s r f Amount u such vai74;'a, sl be restored
Q the deb or without len -
NC Ia or m "A cs,,s Commonwealth prosecutions, there
M be no ri N OF any ring be lot rveod'n O. iuy
nor upon "a rants f,f su3A elains before jls Ice
In cas- . deaeslor u sh'h b. sunaoned from The by
saade. or vcinags not uater tn ~ IS II no san
ans me q the patty prosecuted the cause HEy nc
This crinane shan not apply liabilities the par; @ pub
lie os,rs eth state udes corporations o. indiyt
ua nor contracted; nor 20 d-ts Cue e
pr that note b q e--ep'ance or ether
obgauon ns ieTAt0n Z which Is any y - .aon a.
pc cot sxspg shan DO held considered dva hereafter
contracted -
lSe tins da-uz which onsaee Is 10 force shall ao' he
ecpae1 any Were he statute Of EnaoHA "'s ID
ms ordnance shall remain IN oes rn repealed o. hanged
b. This Convention. the General Assembly n te SA ano
ao repealed changed shall expire the tni o. 'hy DAY
JOHN 1. EuBANK,
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wror aAm ANA PLAsrER.-rhc very best manure
n "a T0Bl0cO and coH1. 90 B.h Ke,isweasfo Potash
ssa PL ana asars and NJ ssssy an yo,sox JAxKs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-18

IL armed companies q Infantry Esh Infartry ard Rrs'
"A mea In eOantes Of PtylvAEis Halifax, Charlotte,
Msck Bbarr B-unsNik GsAscn HcowAy Pnce Eivsfd Ap'
Fuctingha ouia Hanover, Land paEhstaa,
Cunberar Amelia, B.vkanS ar ths city q E.eh
"a rspofsg hif Win thsg NE ef Of
ea qursa by av NlRe receive Al ohce - he ttrsis
sry inpoFtt hal each company sns have a. tie ls
..veuts men snd Gle and any Eeubes net sTne
M d. afiereJ VII b. EuppLei h'Fe
a.rr "a cemaanes wi rep Fted BY er without delay,
M f,r..ea n; b gseD 20 thcs having mos.
6s sDi bsst prepared vih e hlnz md ou:n for ca. lie
- = --'1' JoHS n BALDWIN,
.,,,e-dtest Tnsp,etCr aeasrEL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-18

FEDERAl OFFJckR ARREsTsD.-Tuesday, Of last week,
Cap. L. Hlady, Of the United States Navy came to
this city from Washington having provided himself with
apa.sporl from the eutive d parment Gu Thursday
he pr, ssnted himself 70 the Governor and stated the
blsaess-which OF private aud personal character
-,ha, brought bin hi;ber Suce ;haJ time be has re-
malnodin the city, enjoying the hrgts; lo,rty, uuG.
yesterday moruiag when some N authority, doubt
Ing the proyrsiy OF allowing one Of Lucolus officers
persubuate street, at 81 asJrS caused Capt. Il. 70
DO ed before the M4yo. The prs iidlI ap-
pear relish the position ia which he placed a; al
bu. be treated ws coar ecu respect sad was l4y
allow ed 20 depart tis pois-promsug 70 appear az
ANY ms heu the Mayor desired 70 make inyes,igt-
ton Capt Handy is connected by marriage, with Of
the mcs. rssp-c able isuil o; Richmond and VAS se
believe the officer Who supoTntguded the ui1l OF the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-18

ENHannua reetng OF the Stockholders 81 she Rh rond and
Petersburg Raj road Company, place their ofce
iris city on TUESDAY, the Is h inst At II o'clock.
mY-SS w HARRINGTON. T-esturer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-18
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..
A PROCLAMATION.
HERS4s vacancy has occurred in the Convention Of Viz
w gns the resignation H. Coz member thereof or
imposed The eounjes OF Essex King Qusen
therefore the cher o said counties HEREBY required to hold
eeon the places Ct voting Tbed by aE 10
said COUNTIES thursday the twenty d day Of May
present month for member o. The Convection for said Ds
triet, TO supply tLe vacancy az resSd
- Given under hand as Governor, and us6er the seal
of The oommonS ealtb Richmond this 18th OF May 1861
- and the Ssh year OF the Commonwealth.
JOHN LETCHIR.
Ry the Governor;
GsoRGR W. ErSFoRD
mvls-igleot S.cre'ary of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-18

DRANDY! RRASDgli BRANOKt!!
ID IS nan PPes London Dock Brandy,
10 Bond and Tor sale By YANoEf HAkA>ON
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ON the Night Train will be dtcon EyJ q,
" trueL GHAss
Trans vii leave heretofore, at 81 ard p VI.
Fer the accommodation Of person going - the Husge Fair
Grounds 4 will be al intervals curing the day.
sAML RUTH, supt Trans.
Once r am P. r R Co.,
RchuOrd 80 p 1prl 1~6i. ap3O
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TGE WEEETE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GRERNBcIER sCoUNTY, Va
WIS celebrated Watering pac viii be opened FOR the r.e'P-
4 don q visitors Gu the IS Inst.
BJskD.
F0T thirty DAYS o. less o. per Jay
or 1ny period At- tie expiration o. 30 per
'h:e W third prize Children under 10 and over
years ard colored Eeryants hslfp.!'r.
r. An AsuniS4t su ply o; Ice has bee secured
myT-cu J. III dPdhEfs, President
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.-RaLhing and Carriage SpOnges, Tor sale ~
" pFTERSON 4 60 rSh Main .
EXECUTiVE DEpARTusNT !

01Bg allowing Ordinance o. Tie CCn7eaoa o. MS Common
vp.h 4 pppshed by its order, Tor general Information.
George ~. NUNFORD,
Secretary Of tie Commonwealth.
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS.

SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.
HARTMAN'S Improved Manipulated Guano.
super FIosPh"Is OF Lane Isii6oUi
AmmoniAl Also. Coluubis, Eevssss and o.h'- Cranes
NE Eehl'ad 5s'tlrer Mia having rev ia supply OF the
above named Fertilizers hsndAnd the mills constantly at work,
prepared furnish FARMERS and Planters quantity
ihey wis., a. the following iaies:
M s,s5s 80 s .s4. 80 P@;on
Super Phosphate Of LIN (withOu; Auona) ass 100 lbs
dslys,ed nee q shsrge IN any pa. O. ,hs city
the year. Wheat, Corn Oats Tobsceo and Ut IN Viz
sns and North oarornS Is evneed BY letters rsegsd and he
y Is deemed unnecessary Farmers vi esss rs by ordering at
worble Claiborne B.ar Chanserlsyne H,huond
J H. Hope Esq Williamsburg, Messrs hggs Co., Noiolk
Gryg. Esq Peers5urg, Boyd o., Lynehburg " pold
ESQ., Lexington T. G. Goodwin $50, Fnease, Va AMI UOmnls
An orders promptly Aitsnded to.
H PoINDExTEs, Proprietor
SHkRrNAN, General agent.
Please notice tha, every inercden. used in > REGION,
prep a-aoDs purchased souh q MAsaa and nyon' me
NEW POEsTA ZION -Eersut French Pad EngIsl
Ssr ard Tes Sets Jspsaed Toilet War Housekeeping goods
Lamps az. which invite The s,ten Of purchases
ublS oorue' o,h and broad Streets
Havana CIGARS.-A lO' g!i4. uayaHe cig.r,, ju
IA received, and tr sale By W PETEssoT or,
- p'ei g2Ny, 20 ~ nhef N-t ..-!isi'e ~ stock
kept always ul by weekly 1ryel. icr The saufae'ur
ana Il Ma!a st:eet
IA REAL w tNs,sD'-C Cas-, VII -, pad r Wtte
w AId ksl "heAt 81 al grades = d eo7'7c @ d fair
Receiver vii please g We rs a call -. 49,.
sVS R. sOAERVlLLE &C i3th II Cay.
- ,s.,.,v, ,r---yes ~ .-I--..--1- =. =.
w sEs-ssi Epe,S A. VIZ. ~ ,,iITSrs
-ff@
80 RUsaFLSRLACK PEAS IN s;ors and 10,
AJ JaS 'Aeey prv,s,xrs
~ 80 - :, nee ,cOrS y "a 0,.-. 60, -
y F beag'iia asor,Hsa, Of our own porsion Gentle
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TBs MARsEILL,sE HYNS.-Many of our volunteer
desiring to learn the words # The Marseilaie in ord,
TO sirg IT, take Plea-ure in publishing for their
commoia,iOn;
Ys sons Of freedom, wake 10 glory.
Ha-k harS what myrilds bid you rsel
Your children, wives. aud grand SFCs hosry,
Behold th,ic tears and hear their cries,
Behold their tears and hear their cries,
Shall hateful wants mischief breeding,
A hreliug host TgtiiIn baud
All gbt and desolate our lanj,
W1ie peace a-d liberty a. beedings
To arms, 20 arms We brave
TIE avenging sword unsbeath.
March on march on al hears resolved,
For liberty or death
o., 10 1rty, car men resign thee,
On-e having ielt thy generous flame,
CIn tyraats bolts or bars eouiaE thee?
o. w;ips thy uoble spirit tame
Or whips Thy noble spirit tame?
Too long our couutry's wept, bewailiug
TIE b'o11-staiaCd sEoSd our enemies WELD
Bus freedom Is our sword and shi,li,
Aud all their unavaiIug.
To arms, 70 arms We brave,
TIE svcnEjuc swogd uu,hestb
March on, march on all hearts resolved,
For victory or death,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-18
Crrx ITEMS.

scS.PruRAL IlLUsrRArioN.-The new EpPelAtOa Of
"RehobOam Lpconln given to the Dictator Of the North
.u Couederacv was suggested by the analogy between
his conduct and that Of the IsrAsts King Rsbo6osm as
recorded in the l2h chapter Of the first book Of Kings
Jeroboam the Of Nebat In behalf of the eongregs
ton Of srea appealed the King TO tighten the yoke
which his father had made grevOus 20 them RehObOsm
bid them depart for three days and again 70 him.
In the meantime be consulted with the old men that
stood before Solomon bis ther While he yes lived (he
Cr;tendeus as l. were Of that sge and thew advised
him 70 speak good words" the people But be for
sock their counsel AMI consulted the Young mean (the
Greeeys Summers etc., ard they advised I'm to tell the
people that he would add to their yoke aud 'chssise
them wih scorpions" he followed their advice. so
when al Israel sAd that the King harkened not unto
them the people answered The X ng saving
What position have IN DAVID eueither have We in
htroe 10 the son o. jesse 20 your IsNts Israsi
sc 20 thine oEn, Dtyidl
So israel deTsred their tents but as for the chill
dren srae vtieh dwelt IN The cries OF Judah Rebo
bonn reigned eve them The forne- selected Jerobo1m
As their kug. RshOhOam raised large army to put
dow the combination o. as Z is record u "to bring
the kingdom sgAiu 10 hoboam' bu; TIE Lord speak
nr the prolhes Sh mia warned him 70 d,sst sly-
in, sc shall not 20 Up nor fgh sg list your brehrS'
IN chdru OF Israel return every 70 his house. for
this thing Is iron ne"
While the parallel presented above is quite striking It
4 not than the contrast between tie Scrp,u al
Abraham ard the Presidential Abraham OF the form
il l. recorded IN GsHsstS 18th chap. that be vent up
ol Of ypt uato the Scuh and strife arose between
his h,rdmen and the herdnen o. Lots cattle "Abra
ham said Lot, Let there be no strife pray thee
between and thee, aud between my herdmen and thy
herdmsn for We b, brehrea Il the whols land De-
for, thee. Separate hyssE pray thee from ias'
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tITtlt, McflInonu,
ne price q ess Cts pr pair al - pat q CAs Ssf
70 a. . place Aea pf.is rtacA n al 4. ~. "a Il
Tsy nay easily tatstted b nah any OF ne
ny and oaes asd VA b. aad we've rorth ~
Pos'~ss s@Pa ~ alssyl ne rscspt % tAsn A1o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-18
psEAKER,s PREMIUM BE.

ROCK BRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
VIBIs d,HghfgI quiet RETREAT viii he opened a.
l. visitors the 18th Of May. Its five miles from NH IA
.oro' Dep
PolRD-s2 per day $50 per monthshdren and ha
price
~ An ample supply OF ICE secured
myi3- I'm FRAZIER 4 RANDOLPH.
, 1861-06-12

Furniture.
. Eigbtni1tg Ko1s. ,

COPPER LIGHTNING RODS,
~ snd N kinds Of Lightning BOD p2ants md FIX
en-. faHphlets sent nee-. E. F. MARrH. of1ca No.
poltb Bn1ldnE. cor Clark and souta HAtet etreeta
Chicago. Post Gidce Box 3174 EayAx'n
, 1861-06-12

/. Aou1A CRKEK.--We see this small Virginia
stream spelled In Ill ways BY our exchanges.
"Lippineotl's Gazetteer, gives It thns-AquIs.
The "c" added by te1esraphio, reporters and
numerous editors, appears to be supernuous.
"This creek ia: IN East Virginia and iowa
:trough Stafford county into the Potom.c.: It
e nayygablc for echooaeze soyezrl miles from
!: mouth" 3. ''':' - ;
, 1861-06-12

NHICAGO q ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD L1EE-Psasanxer trains depart
trpt7 and aftt7e at Chicago - follows:
Day Ex resa nud Mail 1exra 1t 800 A. n, sd att1U
ut .3A 7. II Sundays excepted.
cepted: arrive It f Is 4, H. Mondays accepted
Joliet Accommodation % 2. n, Suad1n except
cd JUEE T. TRAEf, at.. 6upt,
r. L ST. JoH!, CtET Agent ds1
, 1861-06-12

,5 xa nss {Ss Ha,Rs RaGie It tais t
to the impression thai: Mrs. sto1e'BA BOOK
elmoet below c1itiseism AZ 4; a;1iterarJ composi:o
eition. has made upon the mind OF young and !
;old. i hayo heard, thst Queen Victoria iWas
wrought up to, 3 pitch. Of fearful. excitement:
when The frst read Of g Uncle Tou.n' 49,, :,
, 1861-06-12
In a1eetexs Hxcilitia o6a.sd tar tn Pzoeses
si1z An3 sreedy 1swypoft1t1d1 II
Eiy8 &ta6k
= Oo1 -RuFFALO AND

7OH1 -BU F F AIU a N u
IC01s LAKE HURON RAMWAY.-saoztaa
S1G1est f2rte T. 3ufa1o and ot1er Eakte1n cttlaa.
T1sfn leaving Chicago 1t 7.45 F. H., Detroit Il II
A. Il arrives II Buffaso It .4.S0 z. H. EeW York III
N.CtfA a. n Resfun At 2.zH couaect.ng with Ksw
Ynrk CeEtIal NJ npn11o an1 Eaw York d Etfo tratas
xc;rr Fat. Thk1ts Ita II Il Road can b ohtsinod
Z. Il tTrIcp Dstott r g. CATER Cen lXs11eeFs
A-EEiL, TrE1e Sao't. Br1x.e .A~'<asY
, 1861-06-12

+ NAIEN A q VHlCAEU UNION
~ RA1LROAD-sraIaa AHaAaax4E1E.
leays Wells stFeet depot follow. sands1s excepted
213A. a:d 9l5 I. 1oI Rslv1desA 10 :9fere
trrmediste point: 9.I5 4, v nd $50 z. d
DIXON. Pole Fu!tsn, csdaE Rapids aod tatssn:dtate
intermedlate points; $50 H. Tor Geneva and Inter
mediate Roints PassepE.rs for Relot and Ja2esytlit
Lake. McHenr1, R1ehmoEd. een5vA Lake 1ad htee
E-tdfate pa11ts will take the LOO 4. II. tra3n
Sleeping Carr On night trains.
, 1861-06-12

THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN.
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1ss eaFsc.ts q h!z Rcsa Il asz eaak sa sn7 IN 4.
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g. 3siea bese :.
.,1f S5 d1 ITtst s sf y q. Gae7 te5 2sa
CHy tE1s rrniahing facilities foE ths n.espo!sss9a
offMsenkg1s unsurpassed t1r speed and oonsorte n
Erese - @ sna Fset 1,ae. rza ta5esgs .orsu.as.os4.
~e1si es;sxs q c.Is e :, s;eS wooarn,
:sS FL "a sTss Tss
Fresa And fs1t La correct or 1ai.is7ore a2d Hask.
Th5eaeh rs.seasz T.stns % %R1o.tasa ~ Leafa
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, 1861-06-12

ps1y Arrivals and Depafsrre of mali
! -. Trafn1s .-...'.,
, 1861-06-12

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON &
~ QUINCY RAILROAD. ......-.-
Passenger Trxaa Leave and arttvo It Chicago - fol-
ioEsEAsis 1;syes / u 20 ~: tsandaIs e1eepsed1
les1es 1t &A5 P. T. SAturdsJa e1cepted) arrives 1t
Is =. =. tNosdays e1eeRted2 Aurora Asso9m2da. :
1t lGc H. L.. {satcrdsJB exEepied,?
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-21
COMMERCIALS SPECIAL.
FROM ST. LOULS.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. l9.-Tho rebels who
burned the Big River Bridge, the other day,
were marauding bands from St. ,0ensvieye
and St Francis counties, numbering about
900. JEFF. Thompson has not been In that
region for some weeks.
Capt. Lippencott with so men OF the
36th Ills, met this force two miles below
Big river, and cut his way through them,
iufieting loss Of seven killed and con-
siderable number wounded. Seven OF bis
men were taken prisoners and several
wounded, bat none killed.
Ia the engagement below fronton, on the
l7lh, the rebel loss ia known 20 be IS
killed aud wounded, and 1t Is believed TO
be larger, as quite number wero carried of
the field. The Federal loss was ten wound
ed, one mortally. The rebel force was
about 2e0o and believed TO be the advance
guard ofa much larger body some defiance
below. Officers at Pilot Knob say there
were Louisiana, Tennessee. and Arkansas
regiments. Among them were citizens
fleeing from the vicinity.
Yesterday the troops were nader arms
expecting "a attack. -lhA1 80 Ht4t.4'
The State Convention adjourned yesteF-
day, subject to the call Of ths GoveEnor or
until the meeting Of The Legislature, to be
elected 10 1863.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-21
Advertising in Dull Times.

We commend the following artiele from
the Indianapolis Jonrnsl, relative to the
Propriety of advertising in doll times, With
the single remark that the Evansville Jour
pal has now circulation donble thai Of an
former period, and consequently renders the
advertisements In Its columns, doubly ad-
vantageOus 70 thoss inserting them:
e It is useless to dietste 20 busiuess men
about advertising. We have seen one
horse ira ers and third-rate merchants who
were dogmatie ia their assertions that ''ad-
vertis-ng don't pay" But when we look
At the fact that they languish in poverty,
while Henry Q. SPaulding pays s3l, 900 TO
one newspaper IN one year, and grows rich
at IL We can scarcely credit the assertion.
There are those, among the shrewdest
AID most successful, who advertise With re-
newed zeal lust when others get scared and
quit. We have just become acquainted
with case in point. Business Is very dull
in Philadelphia, manufacturing establish
ments not making expenses, some whole
saIs dealers have gone into liquidation,
and others are selling at retail but ia some
Of The old retail stores tbs crowd Of buy
ers is tremendous, three or four deep at the
counters A correspondent OF 8 Tew York
paper says of this fact: ri note > curious
coincidence touching this matter-those
who advertise the most are selling the most
goods. I noticed the same coincidence in
1887. remember various men who in
that crisis saved themselves from falling by
extensive advertising. That expedient
brought them cash customers enough to
pat them out Of debt. People make the
grand mistake Of assuming that in times
like thess nobody has got any moaey. No
mistake could be greater. Money can be
had for almost anything man bSa to sell,
by extensively advertising it,"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-21
PATntGK BURHH
ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS
TO BE FILLED

And now here Il appearing 10 he Common Coan.
Gil Of the City Of Evansville that Lot No. a. in
Block No. 2, IN the Eastord Enlargement o. sait
city, is 90 stu tied that water collects AMI r5mAez
sragnant th rson, and the owner owners IT said
Lot hereby directed aud required hy th- raic
Council 10 ali up said OF 20 suca bel lht ,riii
prevent wat9r from collecting aud remainfuE stay
nant thereon, witiin thirty days from ths pass age
OF this order.
I, Patrick Bufkr, CierS Il the City u EyansyIIl
DO hereby certify thaf he foregoing Is tr-t raa
complete copy VI an order Of -eid CuuDciis ps.a1r
tbs I'D day { August, A. e. Is6i, iar 81 DO -.
lafes 20 tho within namod Los
In witness whereof, have befeunt9 suhssTiBaH
my nszDe and affixed tho seal Of zid City. ihl- 18Th
dsy OF August, A. a. 1851.
anglia. PATRICK BUHEE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-21

ST. LOUIS, October I9.-Uriel Wright,
member of the State Convention; Samuel
R. Churchill, member Of the Legislature,
and John Chsppeli, all notorious seces-
sionists, we're arrested to-day by order of the
Provost Marshal Il Is nov believed the
large number of men reported to have de-
serted from Prices army, including some
Eve or more thousand, said to have been
disbanded after the fall OF Lexington, are
still in the services Of tbe rebellion, aud will
form in bands in various parts of the State
for bridge burning and general marAudlng
purposes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-21
ER0M TORONTO

ToaoxrO, October IS.-Both the Leader
and the Globe newspapers Of to-day LeTote
each a lengthy article to Stewards Circular
Toe Leader says: If preparations of this
nature are to DC carried on, On the South
Shore, the British power on she North IL
bound not to lag behind. Il cannot De an
idle spectator Of works avowedly intended
to be q menace against its Dimensions. The
Globe says the federal government is exer-
cisiug a worse discretion which we OF the
Briilsh Empire, considering our antece-
dents. should be the Lest 70 itnPugn.