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Special Notices.


ss KShgsfcfans are GessrGfkU Lofh 30
speak word in praise Of what called ''p4tent
medicines" Indeed it is article in the code Of
medical ethics, that physician who sanctions the
use Of such remedies cannot be considered menu
Der Of the National Association. But there are ex-
eeptions to the most stringent rules and many Of
the disciples of Esculapius have actually been eom-
PEELED, by the forcs OF facts, to recommend DIR J.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters fer those diseases that
are oHly prevalent during the Summer and fall
They have ascertained that there no remedies
in the pharmocopia which can compare with this
wonderful compound for the arrangement of the
system. Thousands Of families residing along the
low grounds Of the western and southern rivers,
are convinced that they have FONDA Daedi-
cine peculiarly adapted to their ailments while In
other portions of the country, during the summer
months, the demand for the article is equally
large. Sold BY druggists and dealers generally.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-07

HoUsE-The House passed the Senate bill
relative to the Supreme Court of the United
States in the case of appeal. The Senate
bill was passed, with an amendment, appro-
pliating $40, 600 for the repair of the Long
Bridge over the Potomac. Various meas
ures were proposed TO be taken up by vari-
Gus members but objections were inter-
posed. @
The House passed the Senate bill to in
crease the pay Of the regular army and vol
unteers. H&
On motion of Wilcox a resolution was
adopted calling on the President if com
PATH lie with the public service, to commu-
nicate to the House at the next session all
correspondence with foreign nations since
1853, relative to maritime rights
Wickliffe took occasion to say that the
intelligence from old Kentucky is that she
is for the Union, and being the first coming
into, she will be the last to 60 out of it.
This announcement was received with
wild delight. The friends of the Union
both on the floor and in the galleries, clap
ped their hands, and otherwise gave vent to
their feelings Explanations were heard,
g good for old Kentuck r. The applause
was long continued, and more animated
scene was seldom witnessed.
The House adjourned sine die.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-07

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splendid Hair Dye has equal--instantaneou in
efect-Beautiful Black or Natural BEown--no
staining the skin or injuring the Hair emedies
he absurd and ill effect of Bad Dyes, aud invIgo
rates the Hair for life. None are genuine unless
ilned w. A. BatcheIor'' Sold everyu hsre.
CHA5. BATCHELOR,t l5prIetor,
septic 81 Barclay-sf. New York
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-07
R.EER % E-E !-H.aTR DEsa!
WILLIAM h. BATCHELoB's HAIR DYE,
The only Harmless 4 Reliable

All others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided if you wish to escape ridicule.
GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly
to a beautifal and natural Brown Black, with
out the least injury to hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to VIM. A. Bachelor since 1889, and
over 100000 applications have been made TO the
hair of the patrons of this famous Dye.
WI. A. BATCHEL0R'S HAIR DY E produces
color not to be distinguished from nature, and is
warranted not to inure in the least; however long
it may be continued and the i'll effects of bad Dyes
remedied The hair ia inyigorated for life by this
splendid Dye, which is properly applied at No. 16
Bond Street, New York.
Sold in all the cities and towns of the q. s., by
druggists and fancy goods dealers.
The genuine has the name, g William A. Batch
elor, - and address upon steel plate engraving
the four sides of each box.
Wholesale Factory, No. 81 Barclay Street,
adII-Iy Lat 233 Broadway Street, N. Y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-07

Hops.-There is yet hope for the dysp optic -
Do not despair, if you have been unable to find
lief. HooHand's German Filters will cure any and
every case of Dyspepsia. 1t will cure every case
Of Liver Complaint. 1t viii remove the yellow
and sail " appearances from the skin aud eyes 1t
will restore the system to its original Wig
or, ard give entire health to the body. For sale
by all druggists aud dealers in medicines at rs cts
per bottle. aug1 2wd&w
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TELEGRAPH AND MAIL
siHcs the change of tim the e. & q. Railroad
We are enabled to fuTnishths news
Two Days in Advance Of the
Cincinnati Papers.

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We also furnish the
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-07

Sore Throat and SsfnnsBs of EBrOH-
chial Tubes is readily relieved by HunnewelTs
Ul iversal Cough Remedy. Being so pleasant to
use, and the by which Sore Throat is relieved
or stiffness cleared from the Bronch ial tubes, is
among its excellent qualities, and should be at
hand by all Liable to such complaints. The pam
phlets to be hal Of all agents, or of proprietor,
free, giving all directions. see advertisement.
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gwyOx.aCGO am CEfs.aMs.
al A large supply Of all kinds, from common "a
the very best always on haud and for sale low ~
9. n. GILBERT CO..
fulv27 No. 4 Sycamore Street.
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HOO LBS. FRESH C0R.s' smh-sL.
1ONb for sale at retail, 20 39c per ouaasis ~
iulv ~ III. a. COOK
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P4sabursh, june 2RA, 1851.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
From the augusta thronieis.l
IN MEN0RIAM

We clip the following from the Savannah News, and
second the proposition Let raise fund, not
ONLY for the family Of the hero Jackson but to erect
monument commemorative OF his glorious death, and let
tbe individual subscpton be Of such small amount that
every one contribute:
such Acts Of self sacrificing herosm merit something
more Than the ephemeral applause OF an admirng PEG
pe-aye something more rom than monument OF
cold marble, which grateful possrity will not fail TO
erect to bis memory. II he has left family they should
be adopted by the Southern Confederacy whose people
should see that they beautifully provided for. We
would suggest in order that svsry man. and child
IN tho Confederate States may participate in testimonial
Ia honor Of deed Of heroisn wiihou parallel in med
era history that the press Of the Confederate States IL
vito dime subscription for the family OF the martyr
Jsckso and that day be appointed when every man,
woman and child Of the Confederate States may con-
tribute ons dime each fund be appropriated to the
maintenance Of ths family and the education Of the
children Of JACKSON, The FIRST MARTYR TO THE Con-
YBDsRArs FLAG.
The Charleston Courier says
By common impulse ard without concert subscrip.
tons have been opened in New Orleans Mobile and other
cities for a testimony to bio memory, and for the relief
OF his family, IL necessary.
We are grstihed Ia reporting this fact and in the re
ecuol that Charleston was az prompt other cities in
this noble and worthy Offering.
The box for donations towards this obsct continues
open in the Courier Office and has received donation
almost from every visitor who has entered including
many who did not know the opportunity and occasion
before seeing the box.
Our fair readers who cannot conveniently visit the Of
ace can enclose their donations transmit through any
friend
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
Con.plracy In Kentucky.

There appalI 10 have been oOnspiracy among the
tories Of Ken lucky 10 sctiCgate that State to the Liz
col lies BY agreement with the Administration large
Importation d arms has been made to be PIT into their
hnds but, by good luck many of them have fallen into
homes. ban s TIE tories in the State consist mally 81
Ylrkc,s I'D nv birds, and ther game has been pretty
naca the same as that played by Garlic Co. in Nor h
western Virginia. The 2iol men OF Virginia descent
.cjru Il proposed treason and viii use toe they
get to efeud the Commonwealth aud repe the aboli
tuuists.
l. YOU'D seem that Colonel Anderson, the heroic
sure 0dercr Fox: Sumter, is in wise connected
With this scheme. Il may be that he is ambitious OF per
o-r ling the uuenvsbe par. which enacted by But
Ter and LYON in Maryland and Missouri. The last Louis
v Courier announces The arrival At that city Of hr
tee C, sea of guns destined to FraakfOr. for him We
ppo,, Gov NagoGn, who is not yet depOsed viii have
Al eve 10 them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The War Departments much
annoyed by irresponsible persons attempting to draw
acquisitions for various things and incur expenses
coun, OF the Government uldsr pretence Of patriotic aid
n br, cug suioh. force into active service and the
Secretary is daily obliged elsgraphc inquiries
in regard to the suthoi,y OF such individuals.
WASHINGTON May 27.-Clpt. Berren, with 1873 men
and SIX field pieces arrived here in special train from
Annapolis ea!y this morning.
Mails for the South made up here ard prior TO the
Is: o June WILL il possible, be got to their destination
via the West
The Mail service will be kept up between Washington
aud Alexandria.
The Treasury Department Immediately after the open.
ing Of proposals Saturday commenced informing the
successful bidders of the result The Secretary accept
ed all for bonds placed at So and refunded and awarded
the remainder bidders for Treasury at above
par. There were awarded for bonds 81 1853 900; for
Treasury notss q, "a 600.
The contract Tor supplying stationery TO the United
States for the ensuing fiscal year has been awarded
Mcssrs. Philips 4 Solomons and Aessrs. Blanchard and
Mohun, and Isaac Ames, OF New York.
The State Department is cautious in granting passports
to citizens of the seeding Safes Where there il
son 10 believe the applicants design going abroad bus
ness connected with secession purposes passport
fused has been the in three four instances
Gently,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
From II. Balti,ooy. Erehano., Mny %.

ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.-Yesterday afternoon there ar
rived in Washington the st regiment of New Hampshire
volunteers, under command of Colonel Mason W. Tap
PIN This regiment recruited in the city OF Concord
and is composed almost entirely of young men, many of
whom have lot gained their ma ority They appear
much fatguad, and number Of them sick. About
thirty females accompanied the regiment lsundresses
and nurses. Most OF them young and highly
pleased with their vocation Tney we're dressed in the
most elaborate style, go far hoops concerned,
stunning fats, and looked as though they would
make themselves generally usslul. The regiment wds
preceded by Bildwins brass band 90 pieces which dis
eoursed most horrible music. The men were supplied
with twenty days rations had fifteen baggage wagons,
one hospital wagon and seventy nine horses. The
gment marched up Lombard street to the Camden street
station, where they took the for Washington.
ANOTHER SEIZURE OF ARMS BY order of General
Cadwalader, company from Federal Hill camp under
command Of Capt; Miller yesterday afternoon proceed
eli TO the warehouse of Mr. Edward Uhrauh situated
German street, Hanover where they seized three
of bird and duck guns and three Of percus
sion caps. No in the store at the time Of the
seizure with the exception Of little boy Mr. U. being
temporarily absent. Mr. U1rlaub is consul for Hanover,
and will protest against this outrage Immediately The
articles taken had but few hours previously been
moved from the Msrshas Office, where they had been
stored since the 2lst Of April.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
FROM NEW YORK.

AFFAIRS AT NEw Y0RK-KENELDY AT HIS OLD TRICKS
TIE MASSACHUSETTS LEAVES BOSTON FOR PORT PICK
ENs-TwANTY THOUSAND TROOPS FOR WASHINGTON
MARTIAL LAW, ETc., ETC.
NEw YORK, May 27-A Z3uave Colonel who was
active in raising funds to equip Regiment for the war;
has suddenly disappeared with about $2J, 0O0
superintendent Kennedy arrested prominent mer-
chant today On the charge Of ut;erng seditous Ian
guage
Capt Adams, commanding the Pensacola feet has been
ordered home.
The steamship Massachusetts has sailed from Boston
for Pensacola, heavily laden with munitions, etc, for
Fort Pickens.
The correspondent of tie Times SAYS that the nhabit
ants OF Alexandria suen aud disalcted The Federal
troops are busy terrifying the place. and are construct
ing bank z mile long aud seven feet high.
Twenty thousand more mercenares have been ordered
to Washington.
Martial law has been proclaimed there.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
MONTGOMERY, May 9Th, 1861


To 'is e tor Of ne Whig:
Tee 81 suess Of bundng goes briskly on and proba-
bly, after this reaches you nearly all the msehisery
OF our Government viii be transported to Richmond
The peO le of Montgomery naturally felt some disaP
ponts 1T and expr essed indignation, when it be-
u that Congress bad adjourned to meet else
where Bat the importance of President Davis presence
the scene of action, is generally admitted, and
people begin to feel reOonced to the loss OF the
Governm enL
L. is ncrlll7 BE- Geved here that some change will be
made 10 he Cabinet they reach your city, and
hat Vi gnian viii be placed in the War Department
The IL itsry elthu siasm remains unsbated here and
when reg aired ht te can in ten days notice furnish
ten thou send more ro BPS for the defence of the Old Do
mnior4 where all feel satisfied the enemy will make
thei grsatest EFFORT Tn Cotton States without muc1
d6Say 5si1g three rs ndred thousand men to your as
sisssnce. ART
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
A Reprieyel

We give elesiege SEINE seoent lucu5ra;ions ON Phi
los'Phsr Greeley. TIE verify man is generous to a
faux IN dsPOsng Of O;hor peoples goods Exerminl-
ton aud eonhsea'0n the portions assigned US while
hs colony Of loyal freebOotsrs Will take possession Of
oar Aais and clat.es e Is comforting however, to
rsact tha: some e ..mc VII be vouctsalcd US for 10.
pertance AID reformation. lie si rot, as he FIRST pro-
posed, suoj agate us 10 day. lie designs 10 PFC
eeet more eisu-c sHl may take twelve months OF two
years TO carry Out al bis benevolent aud msrcfgl dspo-
s-o1s towards IS. The Rebels are more obstinate and
malignant than he had imagined and bend to the woke
ies' re'tiy than b. anticipated. Ta,y eyen-.he ua-
grateful wrecds5-usutss. disposition TO resist which
greatly as.o-ishes the Philosopher BIT his temper is
not rutied-ao, a; Ell he Is only provoked to prOOrg
Their torture BY dssrriag their execution to more ds
tnt day.
oees 10 break 10 upon these people that they have
undertaken i1b which cannot be completed in dav.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01

DEATH or TVS DUks or BsDyoRD-The Etna brings
intelligence OF the death Of Francis RUSSELL the seventh
Duke OF Bedford since the revival and bestowal Of the
title upon the Russell family in 1894 The late Duke
was one Of the e.s distinguished Of his ustrous fami-
". He was born in 1870, and married, in 1871 to
Elizabeth Anne only daughter Of the honorable Theoph-
illus Rowden. He succeeded the title the death Of
his father October 30 1889. Lord John Russell is a
Younger brother Of the lste Duke. No family is
conspicuous in English history, many Of its members
having bscn ardent supporters Of the Of freedom
and champions of the British constitution The Marquis
of Tsvstoc1 only OF the late Duke succeeds to the
title-TE Y P0sL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01

BRoE CAPE HuAI-E Ie have the following reliable
information from hea2qa uters, on Cape Henry Beach,
furnished by Leulenan, K A Burroughs of Capt John
Fsntress' Princess Anne CAi airy:
The steamer Quaker CITY appeared, the oath inst,
of the birraeks aud made minute observations. She
apparently making yrepa rsons to fire, but soon bore
away for the Capes
About three o'clock she att ,mpted to land boat with
men on hoard, with hostile intentions. We ordered
men Immediately down 20 the spot. As soon as We ar
rived with more troops she ope ned FIRE upon Us hurting
person The balls howeye passed within three or
four feet of We have or twelve of these heavy
iron misslss.-EorfoLk i ,gsS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
Northwestern Virginia.

The report that Ono troops tad invaded Virginia, at
Parker burg has not been confirmed by any intelligence
receive here aud is not credited The only plausible
grounds for thinking it probable are lst the character
Of the Northwestern traitors who DESTROYS intro.
duce foregn foe into the bosom Of the Commonwealth
AID a. the monsrouS features Of this war WHICH
ayI all prcpHety IL would be fit that Virginia should
be IL vadsd by people who indebted TO the bouE-
" Of Virginia for the very ground which they were
5ol-l. and which susts ms their daily existence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
PROMOTED.

We are glad to tina. the President has appointed
Col. Vim. Ii. T. Walker 10 be Brigadier- General 1t
has been source Of much modification to his many ad
mirers sba, h. hes been placed in position
where he could be effective IL has seemed very strange
indeed tina, OF the most brilliant and daring Of
military men has been allowed to rest upon his weearn-
ed Florida and MsIco laures rather than be placed
where he could achieve honos for himself and
der distinguished services 10 his native land General
Walker was, believe the first officer of the U. States
Army to throw up his commission upon the cleo ion CT
Lincoln. He deserves well of his country for bis past
deeds and glad that he is to be again in
tive service. He will make his mark wherever he goes.
augusta (Gd) Chronicle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
MAJOR WTTVpPS

We are truly gatfed to learn that esteemed friend
and citizen, Dr. koBT. E. wIrHrRs, Major Of the ID
Regiment of Virginia Volunteers has been promoted to
the rank of COLONEL. The Confederate Army does not
hold within its lists better physician or better fight
ing man on any SOIL than that same Doctor. He is mod
est, unassuming and transformations, but at the same
time every inch gentleman and a soldier.-DanviH.
P,1isfer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
TOR Tux VIII.
MANSION For TIE PRESIDENT.

see it IS proposed to tender President Davis the use
Of private residence. The generosity of the gentle
ma who makes this offer is very Praise-S orthy. Blu
would LOT be more respectful and agreeable to The
Pr sient aud better in keeping with the dignity Of th'
CO nfeierac y 70 provide him mansion at the public eI
pcasos CITIZEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
Total from these soorces pr an.
These calculations are all from official sources.

TauJ appears that if the existing TO cost
tue South hundred millions of dollars per annum, it
would not amount halfthe OF which the South
has been annually plundered by the NORTH; amount
which probably not in ten thousand at the South
has ever thought Of aud all Of which will be preserved
to the South 10y the existing war.
"If(say, Mr. Kettel) we take the aggregate of these
items for ten years only, the result is the
OF two billions, three bundled and fifteen millions, and
allowing twenty per cent OF the only the aggre
gate OF the fifty previous years. the amour. Is thou
sand seven hundred end seventy millions of dollars
ed At the South and aditd Northern accumulation"
II any body is at a loss to explain why the North is
wacing the present war tell them: is not for
the Union, the Constitution the laws nor the star
spaogei banner bu. for the Of money contained in
the above named items.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
Yankce rramhle-.

~ i
Yankee Troubles.
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s,.-, MOI, an tsr tt-o,rh q stray paper crv Of an
r;b and 3,sr,ir reaches us from that beavar doomed
Id v-bs, fla. ts, i.,ar,i-s-.e reached them from
F,,,.-5 that the British ministry re,ospz,l he Cor
fi-r,.s safes as "bel-.rs7r,~ tbev vera stricken
d,s ~ilA i5tns1t ana disrav. The awful cb.ss,
,,ri., at tbsr fee. for tr, rs- time hurst mon their
,.is, Tbsv Lad s.7r,si,tei h fac. that their mann.
factories tr,- s-s their commerce AZ their sources
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tractors ave visgg che mea-s o. tie Government ami
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t eyes sue! sec a. lA''i '''- -s''7u 's''F9'y
means tie mo- elective aggression agulst taem, and
ass stance 10 tie rehes That leurlii-y reca--zs the
r,-,v..esrs ,f tb, rsh- which l s,,.sr y.tes shin.
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NAY % 2"iui whoa opens VIDE ooor 20 constguc-
ton. and, il al human probability, viii Involve them in
var vi,h E.-l,ri fl ts.s tSs, sivtv dsvs Wi,L t,,
800. '-N'~t' '''-1''' d" -"~ 'p''1e'
army OF hundred thoi5in4 % leed ruined merchants,
bankers and manufacturers, and an unemployed and
Starving psoDe their condition ogI3 n, depo-,b, So
a Mp, ,,o. =, ,,A.s,.s ,s..l,,.i,, WI, -, g..
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On '-' 7-0I % H- -.i Inc Io-'"ils Is very pleas
at rea1i-, though e'ide-tv written 5l man b. very
grabbed --m0r 10 IS taken FROM late number of the
N,,y y,-- U.,.rf.
90 40 ',, -lc i-'-''el-31 3s1As o1- l~ ocl-l Osro-
N-t' N-s-7- statesmen ana the fa+i-3 l-tSs, While
'u'A'- 7'" %. i----si 20 ttr feiitiii ana sAet-
ans S-o5o-'e Tears OF sly p-.1y nave 1'u1y e1cccr-
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com ''' l-' .' A''"' -it' l'e southern Oolel-F4cl
ol AN .ti..i as oe"ISeIe-i. IIi'
says 79 Lo-i.a trss. 'is very grave decision, aud