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, 1861-05-15

: 'FoHr KkARxEr, May 1A-The Pony Ex:
prees has ar1ived, trom San FrancIseo Nav
I'll. Preparations wera making for = grand
Union maettnE 1t San Franclseo. Union
meetings continue to be hold throughout the
state. Gen. Sumner speaks highly of the con
datlon OF tho fortihcations At San Francisco,
aud also OF the U, 8, soldiers thern. The a.
francisco military anticipate being called
upon to put down tho rebellion In Saata Clara
county.
, 1861-05-15
Ra1tluore. brought to her MILK
Especial Dlspatch to the N. T. .T1mes.1
N sH1NtMh,a EHidh An.t II


Yesterday was ana Of the most important
days since the commencement Of ths dam
paa9n. Baltimore WAS fully open to the pas}sge
desEaed from the, SecsssionistS, who have 20
nearly ruined 1t. One Of the officers informs
INC that he never Eaz such demonstration Of
joy a. was manifested hy the Baltimore people
at the landing OF the troops from the steamers.
Upwards Of ten Thousand people assembled
and followed the troops through the streets.
Not hiss or sound Of disapprobation wns
heard during the whole march. The people
seemed to vie with each other In cheering, and
other patriotic demonstrations.
The Stars and Strives were thrown to tho
breeze along the route, Rhile the soldiers; re-
spond+d with hearty cheers to the dempnstrn4
tions. Capt. Shernan's battefy WAS plsted
with three guns in advance, and three in tho
rear, whils tbs infantry marched with cloked
ranks, in the centre, and with file on eAeh
side OF the street, to keep It claar. They ear-
rled their rnuekets loa1ed, with bayonets 61ed.
They did not see = sesaasion dag, nor hear q
word of treason.
As they left the depet, v1st crow d. lined tho
road, and cheered wildly. Bonfires were built
along th- entire route from Baltimore to
Washington. They were sAluted: by Buffers
command, under Col Jones Of the Maseaehu-
setts Sixth, 1t the Relay HQaee and at tho
clock, and marchsd Immediately to quarters.
the men ia freight caFa., Some Of them had
nothing to eat for thfrty.four hours Auwers
In good spirits, and most Of them a1e ready to
serve during the xar. The PsHhsylvanis First
Regiment 0 Volunteers numbers sixteen.
hunGYxA BoR1.' s.. '''- 5E- y -. j IT
, 1861-05-15
ANXIOUS to FIGHT.

Our telesraphic correspondent at Spring
field confirms what we have heard be-
FORE that the companies who missed the
-chAuee to get into any Of the seventeen
nIinois regiments, have gone to St. Louis,
and there taken service among Captain
Lyon'a solunteera~ He says that 1900 have
50 enlisted Let US remember the fact;
aud when the Missouri troops do gallant
thing, ws may be able to slaim for Illinois
4 Aharn therein,
, 1861-05-15

BALTtxoRH, May 1.-The correspondent of
the american Accompanied the members Of
the Legislature to Harpa1's Ferry. He says
the VEginians hare strongly fortified the Ma
ryland heights, overlooking Hnper's Ferry,
and are very confident, and evidently have no
intention Of evacuAting their position. On
Sunday 1900 stand Of arms, {Mfnie muAkets)
were expected the same night A hitter feel;
ing prevails in Washington county, against the
VirE inians, and s.colIision Is considered prob
able. Ross Wlnaas was cordially received by
the TisginisnA Tha Legislature had d1ourned
till june 4th. -.
, 1861-05-15

INV ORtHANs, May l4-In the Montgomery
Congress, Mr. Oldham, Of Texas, offered q
resolution :inquiring a. to the expediency Of
making Houston port Of entry and delivery.
Mr. Citn(Hnan presented a resolution Of the
House Of Commons Of North Carolins, plhcing
that State in an independent position, and In
opposition to the Lincoln Government
Th0s. R. r. Cobb offered resolution which
was unanimously adopted, that the President
be requested to;iasuea proclamation appoint
ing day Of fasting and prayer, In observance
OF which, all ehau be invited to join who re-
f1prira Hur {udaFanHarna
, 1861-05-15
MOVEMENT af.- FEDERAL :;TRu1pS:
TOWARD .HARPER'S FERRY. -
The Pawnee READY to Open On
Alexandria.
ABOUT $4,000: TROOPS In
VIRGINIA. =
Union Convention ID Wheeling.
APPoRTloNMENT OF THE NEW
''-- REGIMENTS. 50,
A Visit TO Harper's Ferry.

News 1t sPFin1d cid.
[sp@1af Dispatch to sne chicago fr1hans1
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-. u@14e IVY ~ 80 ~. E:n.I.. ~ - -
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, 1861-05-15
Affairs In 81. Louis and Jefferson
EftY

City.
ST. LOUIS, May 14-Aecounts from Jeffer-
son City say the militia from the surrounding
town and counties continue to arrive there.
many Of them mounted, and all tndifenenty
armed Ex-Governor Sterling Pice has been
appointed Maj. Gen. Of the State forces, and
NOW has command Of the troops in jeff CITY.
Orders were Issued by him yesterday that: aty
attack by soldiers or mobs on the property Of
citizens or sojourners, without authority, viii
be promptly inquired into, and offende II
hung under martial Law if the o6ensee eve n
tuate in loss OF Life or property.
The Northern Methodist Church was stoned
On Sunday night BY crowd Of drunken 1hen.
and doors and windows smashed. The MEM
bera OF the Southern Church Immediately
made up subscription to repair damages,
and expressed disapproya1 Of the act,
Gov; Jackson has given orders to repair
0sage bridge aud Pacific Railroad. The of1.
cers Of Gen. Frost's Brigade return thanks to
the officers Of the United States regular ser
viae for their klnd attention and courtesy du~
ring their confinement in the Arsenal The
United States volunteers have been moved
from the Pacific aud North Miss ouri Rai.road
depots-
sr. LOUIS, May 14-The first four regiments
OF U. 9: volunteers under command Of Col 5
the style Of the @First Brigade Of Mis-
souri Volunteers has been formed
and Capt. Lyon has been elected Brigsdler
General commanding. General Lyon accepts
this portion, and retains command Of these
regiments BY authority Of the President.
Emmett Mcdonald, Captain of the Mounted
Rifles belonging to the Southwest expedition,
having refused to swear allegiance to the
United Ststes, or accept release on parole,
IL still confined In the Arsenal as prisoner of
mar. Judge Treat, of the U. s. Circuit Court,
w&s petiti0ued yesterday for writ Of habeaa
corpus. Hte decision Is auxiously looked for,
a. It Will involve constitutional question
which has been raised In reference to the cap-
ture of Camp jackson.
, 1861-05-15
Ctifaqo Tributte,.
rW GERMANS At CAIRO.

r: @1 sF1ss9E q 0H1os
NE are Informed that since our article
was written calling attention to the fact
that the companies commanded by Capt's
Kowbold and Mihalotzy at Cairo, after b.
WITH azustered In BY Capt: Pape, had been
4 ! ! LEFT out of the regiments h service there
- ' they have received ample justice by being
attached to regular regiment This is as
It should be. Doubtless the omission or
neglfes i9 the n1atinstanse was the result
Of accident
, 1861-05-15

meN1N.:
WAsaMaroa, May 1.-THE follnwing;;ia tho
number Of infantry regiments to be reserved
from each State for I toal increase Of Is regl-
iments Of three years' volunteers, under the
recent determination Of the Government :;
Il Z. II Pepu.10; Ohio o. Illinois 6, Ind. 4
Massachusetts 5; Nissoa:.!4 4 Kentucky 2;
Wisconsin, &; Michigan s; Iowa ); Ne" 9er"
sey 8; Virginia q; Maryland, Maine, ".
Minnesota, Delaware, Kansas Nebraska and
the District Of Columbia one regiment each.
The other regiment Of Cavalry is not assign
cd. The General Government is doirg what
1t can through its Commissary and Quarter.
master General officers to take proper care of
volunteers and contingents Of States as they
arrive; but It will always be prudent on the
part Of the States to have in Washf' gton OF
on the route, in advance Of their troops,
member of the State General Staff to provide
for contingencies and see that the troops are
properly cared for.
, 1861-05-15

BosTos, MAY ia verdict has bean ren.
dered IN the Uu1ted States Circuit Court in
the sase Of W. H johnson ". James e, Root.
agent Of Wheeler d Wilson, in favor Of plain.
til sad damages Of $500 assesssd. The case ia
ona Of great importance &nd involves laree
intarssts. though merely nominal ,dtnaKes
and 4 c. WaahbuFn, Of Bqsthu; tr det41d.
anti B. 3 d g. T. Carsik 2Dpshap. e1d
Ka1lee II New York =. - -
, 1861-05-15

3he New German ReE1IH1hfp
The New German Regiment to which refer
ence was made in our Mondays issue, has
adopted the name Of the "Hecker jaeger Regi-
msDt," in honor Of the patriot Fred H9cker, Of
this State. Tbs following companies have
been formed:
l. Pioneer CO., Capt.iV Won Horn. .:.
2. Union Cadets No. q Capt Langs -.
5. Hecker Riaemen, Capt. Knohel.derk
4, Grenadier Co., Capt. Becker.
j. German Rifles, Capt. Marsehner. :
g. Union Rifles, Capt, Endres. ):
The remaining four: companies will BE-
formed this weak At the following recruiting
offices:
l. German House {Head Quarters North
Side. :<::
=. aa@tralek's Saloon, oppoatts ths Court
Housa.
5. I.ut.'s saloon, 17o R.aae,Rh strset t 8 g..
4. Capt Veile'a saloon On North Avenus.:
T. NiemeyeI'st in the Tenth Ward.
The following gentlemen constitutes con.
mittee to collect funds for uniforms and other
preliminary expenses; y .,..
Geo schwitler, J. G. Gindele, Fred. Letz,
Dr. F. Mah1a, Mr. Auhlke, Dir. Greenebaum,
Casper Butz, and Dr.. Buckhsrdt. Let us ap-
peal to our patriotic citizens to respond to this
call. These men are volunteering for The spar,
be 1t longer or shorter. Let them be fitted
out promptly and well
Hungarians, in this State and Wisconsin, are
particularly invited to join this regiment.
There will BE- several Hungarian officers In it,
and the command Of both companies and reg
iment will devolve 1pon gentlemen who have
servedi in European campaigns, and those On
y. Tbs regiment viii be immsdista3y tan,
dered to the Secretary OF War and will with
out dOuht be accented
, 1861-05-15

'sn< sIhe foltoNing table shows the total re-
qdpa and shipments Of Hour, grim, live
stock, prpvisions, DC, during the p.st
, 1861-05-15

The following table shows the amount OF
Flour and Grain store in this city, (as esti-
mated by Mz. Catlin, Secretary Of the Board
OF Irade( On the. 18th inst, compared with
Ktatemellta Of thh two nreYiorR uaAka.
, 1861-05-15
R1eaNe6 to- WestaHM VlxGfnan. Kns,x
y xNaky and Wfssn1ff,

HAHarsBuKa, Mag II -; i u-'a 's.ooh ts,A
Governors ,::'1s u..t =. I...~ pI ii, 49,.
the = n ~ -, :. ,-.,s.
III = y s'' IT. rc.s,1: P ~~'- I'd
J." - i.c' =, s.. g" ag9;'sF -@s:.= -,.~ isfs
= '',t it'1 i ;ts,:s :>t. L.: ~ TIL:
In N 4 ct Kee:A-:y an4 M:ssysri tuv
-"' MAY -.~. -. . - -.
, 1861-05-15

HEnmsgkaH, MAy 1A-4 Western Yhxiuisui
ray tAst part wiz certainly ~fprm 3 separste
stass;.aad viii include IS Cos&. III the Ohio
Valley supplies hava bosu sut OF from VII.
RinlA Two thouaand wastxa Virgins tpoV4
1xe swoxa into t11A q. s eKYIaA
, 1861-05-15

PHILADELPHIA Nay l4~-Robezt Tylar, son
Of ~, President Tyler, has resiEaed III otlea
In tha supraMs4 Cautt Of Paansylvaai&, and
let this city,. a-s- ~ .1.E: = ::1..S
, 1861-05-15

Five Thousands moro Troops In Massa-
j.. So; a1husetts.
BosroH, May 1E-In the Senate to-day bill
Wa introduced authorizing the Governor to.
form ana or mora, eamps;: !: to 1oonsist OF 5000,
msn, who are to .be enlisted for .tlarea years,
knd who era to be governed By the United
States military lawn. These troops are to b.
liable to draft on the requisition Of the Gea-
, 1861-05-15
Tho ARRAY between Judge Huckner
and DR.. sanderson at 81, Aon1s. :,

On Friday night = fatal Adray occurred; at
tho Broad Guage saloon between two well
known citizens, Dr., sAnderson s,and Judge
Aylett Buckner, under the following circuIn-
man vera conversing in the saloon, whkn
Judge Buckner, who Was paaeing, and ID
.dresaed BY MI. Scott, an acquaintance, atepped
in and at once commenced . Conversation
with Mr. Scott on the universal topic of the
day, when he made a remark which Dr. San
derson imagined applied to him. The Doctor
ut once xssailed Judge Buekner, strikine. him
over the head with cane and the latter
elinched Immediately with his assailant, with
out, as he says, knowing Who he VIA. =
After a shor struggle and ecuf1e, the Doc
tos suddenly Jet go his 99ld. epa sxelalmipee
was conveyed to his residence, where it was
found that he had received three stabs, pne
Penetrating the liver, and two In his stomach.
The Judge Il once gave himself up. 10.
dpGvisgRs qT & .e tee sssd 1Hssg n. ": e.
the sounty iail, to wait the result ii DR.. ssan,
derson's Injuries, whfeh wera undoubtedly
fatal. Judge Bnckner was formerly franz Ke6-,
tncky, where be held the position Of Con
gresham, from the Ha1rodsburg district. :
The st. Louis Nesos says Judge Baeknsr ID =
Union man, and Dr.. sandereon sesssaioniat
Exciting sesass sn 'chaaEs ~ ct.
1.oufss +:
Tho axaltems ant On Change On Saturday was
vary great. a Man In the employ OF Andef-
son Il Watson, porter tt ts said, eame into the
hall OF thu Chamber Of Commerce, and In the
most violent manner, denounced thu proeeed-
lngs Of Friday evening at Camp Jackson, and
sondennsd In gross and unme&sured tezmB,
the Republicans and the Government. In his
wrath he approached one Of the windows naar
Nhieh we're sitting Major Edwards, Of tho firm
of Y. l. Ewing d Co., and A. " Pagan. ons
Of the Oldest, Wealthlest, and most respectable
m1lsra Of thia city. Be 1t once dirsoted his
conversation to Mr.. FagAn, and wbile do.
nonne'ngtt action Of the Government In re-
l&lon 70 tbs capture of Camp Jackson, was
replied to BY Nj. Pagan, who IN mild manner
Tefaonsnased with him, and dsfendad tbs ~
At tn11 moment the nxa grew vte1ent and
abuafvs toward Nj. Fagan, Who promptly r.
ssnsed 1t with blow, which seot thu rabid
ssssestoalst 10 tAe doos. GEsst ax1ltamsas
szsued, aR6 u a1akAoEdlnaxy md &GxsaRsss feAt
tnx wes sssata6 by tha sseessIenIass agslnss
Mr.: faxa1. Hi portrsit, whiah e1sesa tn
VAL Of ths chambsr narrowly escaped dntrae-
ten Nj. January, President fths Chamber,
appeared ut this tina &nd made . speech t9
the merchants, which had \ qui,tiug effect
Tho raashon, We hse oonddenE will ba
strongly IN tagoE o6 MI. Faga1.-6x Lossis pasa-
FM.
, 1861-05-15
10000


TWENTY DIFFERENT KINDA
Now and Original designs issued every day.
ORDERS FILLED IMMEDIATELY In rotation as
they are received. ano m AMe HI AN FLAG for =
&Rn nsertsd free of charge in each package amount
Ing to TEN DOLLARS W. have
GIX fRIETING HOUSES RUNNING DAY AND
NIGHT TO NEE { THE DEAAND.
send THREE Letter Stamps and va will return
sample By ff3t nAn.
, 1861-05-15

HA1n1sBuBa, Ne5 14-The Govsznors Of Ill
The fee 7Statsa tram Penns1lvaniawest, have
asked and obtained "a pledge from President
Lincoln, that no oonprpmIse or cessation Of
thu war shall take place nnI tha national daE
doAtA oYex al the national proparty. (:
, 1861-05-15

Proclamation by 6sn. 8utIer.
:.r.71MoRE, May 1A-Gen. Butler has tssued
4''p .:'?'2 :" 7rNtch ha says the trooua
! '.t: s"san!s the lava.
, 1861-05-15
REIGN OF TERROR IN MEMPHIS.
An Amiable People, and what
They are Doing.
CHANGED ASPECT TT TEE C1TY nII4giRY,
10000 TROOPS IN RKNnRzFoUs
TO ATTACK pAkR0s7 =

rhs. 49,. .,f,n,.. =,
~ ~ 80 ~ ~ -, 1'4a. se sto"ta In
.a1a.s,s ~ s-,,s,.1' - 1sHs' shs esee'ion o1
! ~ s~sz,s -, ' - ug tatos u ten1a ana
-hs 49,. .sl, r. eaau,o s,Aeu VI
.s Asy 1e@n1sa taan ny se'S On the
- 's''ppi' Inc VAST s1rlaes o4r oTn
-..' Ia" .aAoo enaf@eLelstio oI ner gfo"th.
So u~T ""s nspn1' unoef INC eossrnnent OF
~ = lAA'0S os~'o' a1s111pos' io1at 20 tpe oso
::
Ano eaanee 1nAs ms come oTer that city In
sne saoft PERIOD that nas 1ate1vened sinss the
opening ot INC rebellion has been most
h4lAeo one. Inc Change has been total Tbs
present STATE OF Affairs there would do credit,
suppiAaaentofy Pa2e OF hle1olys 70 1oHoW
Inc o@ss anu tae aoangs o1 oanton and Robes
pe pssnsu.n Aae.t1n u, .etfoflen' tne porns' Of
IVA ~ - ~ Aaops' 20 ~ eeefst's pate@*1.
~ ~ .n1 "eatats WILL Aas present he'en ol
, 1861-05-15
End AEfiaAnE.

WHEELING. May 14-Hiss Mary " Woodward,
daughter Of s. 81. Woodward, OF thin city, ae-
ctdently shot herself dead this aftarnoou.
, 1861-05-15

and MAhzphls Matlss Il;
WA&nua7er, May A-Ths aovesnuent
haA sceeptsd two reginAuts for thres months,
andone for three ysars, from Knrsa. y
Tho Postmaster E:nc,n., ~. Y .,s~7: !;
the u&O cpntesrtn :r a.: 49,. :; H..
PMS, ~ -.-!ai. e-~..-.,. -
s1s Nh t. 60 ysI "a s'~
, 1861-05-15
1852 and 1870

setpts Of produce IN this city iincf ttie 1st
Of January laat compared Win ths re-
$sipts during the corresponding periods In
, 1861-05-15

named Horton, Tor long Time resldsas Of
this ssty. Els ordinary turnout was pair of
long :.s.i.ad bLa22,4s TO Light baG1; md his
, 1861-05-15
Mem advertisements.

: G. 4 ,,Sck{TfH. Advertising AsfR, y Dea,.
Dorm St, is authorized TO rsc<ios Adnsrtitsents d7r
tafss afs dnd al tas Leading Pepss er tas Sor.a.,.s.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-19
A card TO the PIIbIic. :

The amount of bodily ard mental misery arising
from neglect ef small complaints, is innalcuable,
and il is therefore of the utmost Importance that
strict attention to the least and most trng bodily
ailments should be had for disease of the body In
yariably affects the mind. DIR. MOFFATT'S VEG
ETABLE LIFE MEDICINES, in every instance
where they have been thoroughly used, have TRI-
UMPHED OVER DISEASE in almost all its d-
versifed forms. The salutary effects of the Life
Medicines have, in fact been so universally expe-
rienced that they have become fully established as
the most easy, safe, and perfect mode of treatment
ofF m il
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-19
ARMY CONTRACTS.
QUARTERMASTEK GEMS. DEPART
In-hI n-A InrIs INn LING IL 1881

QUARTERMASPEk GEMS. DEPART
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. June IT, 1861.
Proposals will be received by the Quartermaster
General, at his oice in indianapolis, till the 25th
day of June, at o'clock to furnish the State
of Indiana with Five Thousand suits of uniforms,
consisting of Jackets and pants, to be made of the
best quality of grey blue satinets, or all wool
cloth, trimmed with black cloth on the collar and
cuffs, with shoulder straps and stripe down the legs.
$500 pairs army blankets, 6 lbs to lbs;
10000 blue-gray flannel shirts;
10000 pairs brown drill drawers;
10000 pairs home made wool socks;
5000 pairs army half double soled shoes (strung
with leather strings);
5000 army hats or caps;
5000 tin canteens, covered, strung, aud corked.
5000 knapsack straps, sample in office;
5000 infantry accoutrements, Government pat
tern.
Samples of goods to accompany proposals,
All the above articles to be completed and deliv-
cred to the Quartermaster General, at his office, In
Indianapolis, free of all charges for drayage pack
ing and freight, BY the 18th day Of July, proximo.
j. II. VAJEE,
Quartermaster Gen. Indiana Volunteers.
june2I- I-dtiItulyI6.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-19
Adverttsing I'm the WeekIY


Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one halt
the Weekly rates added. Il
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line. .ssia IN
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Eel
lows, Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding lines 25
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals, Picnics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
rates. tH
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, win be
charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and So in the Daily
and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases
paid in advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-19
New Tailoring Establishm't

The subscriber hereby informs his friends and the
public in general, that he has opened new Tailor
shop, over Brickleys Patent Bread Bakery, on
First street. near Main whore he is prepared to cut
and make up, all garments for Mems wear, with
neatness and despatch.
N B.-Particular attention paid to Cutting; also
to cutting and making up Boys Clothing.
Repairing done on reasonable terms.
ap2 J.PHARE5. ].
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-19
ia MANY Thonsands

OF certified Instances Ley hare rescued sufferers
from the Uery verge of ssiHely grGee after al the
deceptive nostas Of The day hare iBVariaJly faEed
So great, indeed, has their efficacy invariably and
infably proved that it has appeared scarcely less
than miraculous to those who were acquainted with
the beautifully philosophical principles upon which
they are compounded, and upon which they conse-
quently act It was TO their manifest and sensible
action in purifying the springs and channels of life
and enduiHg them with renewed tone and vigor,
that they were indebted for their name
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-19
MercuriaI Diseaseg.

Persons whose constitutions have become i'm
paired the injudicious use of Mercury will find
these medicines perfect curn they never fail to
eradicate from the system all the effects Of
ry, infinitely sooner than the most powerful pre-
parations of Sarsaparila.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-19
The Life Medicines

For bilious and liver complaints, with their many
welI-known attendants, bilious and sick headache,
pain and oppression after meals, gdiess dizziness,
heartburn, loss Of Appetite acknow lodged to be
vastly superior to anything before Cg.sred to
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-19
nEssOEUTKOJvO OF EsC0-P.RRTJVER-
- SHIP

AAI8BWAU
III SHIP.
The co-partnership heretofore existing under the
name and style of Read, Burrow Co., was this day
dissolved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal of
AReH BuRRow from the concern. The business
will In future be conducted under the name and
style of Read, Lawrence b Co., who alone are
authorized to collec. all debts due the old house
They will also pay the debts of Read, Burrow & Co.
HIRAM Il. READ,
ARON BURROW,
WIN. d. DOWNEY.
April LIST, 1861. ap16
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-07-19

NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs
ScrofuIa. or KINGS Evil.


Is constitutional disease, corruption Of the blood
BY which this fluid becomes vitiated, weak and
poor Being In the circulation, it pervades the
whole body, and may burst out in disease on any
part Of 1t. No organ is free from its attncls nor
4 there which it may not destroy, The scrofu-
lous tant Is caused by mercurial disease low living
disordered unhealthy food, impure air filth and
filthy habits, the depressing vices, and, above all
by the Yenereal Infection. Whatever be its origin,
II is hereditary in the Constitution, descending
9 from pareRts 70 children, unto the third and
fourth generation - indeed, IL seems 10 be the rod
fathers upon their children -
It's effects commence by deposition from thu
blood Of corrupt ucerous matter which In tho
lungs, liver, and internal organs Is termed tuber-
cles; IN the glands, swelirgs !; and, on tho
surface, eruptions sores This foul corrup-
ton, which genders in the blood depresses tho en-
erges o5 lie, 50 that scrofulous constitutions not
only suffer from scrofuous complaints, but thev
have far less power TO Withstand the attacks Of
other diseases consequen Nv vast numbers perish
by disorders which, although not scrofulous ga
their nature, are oti rendered fatal By this taint
in the system. Most Of the consumption which
decimates the humaa family hns its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination and many dos
tructive diseases of the liver, kidoeys brain and
indeed of all the organs, arise from or are aggrava
fed~pY the same cause.
their persons invaded by this lurking infection
and their health Is IN ndermined by It. To cleanse
1t from the system we must renoyate the blood by
en Alternative medicine, and iuYigorate Il By healthy
food and exercise. Such a medicine we supply