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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16
CORPORATION NOTICE.

sept. Z, 1sGl.-ABd nov Il is hereby ordered 49,
directed BY the Common Council II tho City 90
Evansville, that the owners Of AL lots parts o.
lots fronting adjoining the west side
Mary Street, between sixth and Franklin Streets.
10 eAid city, cause the sidewalkg thsrecp g. &c.,
brought 70 the proper grade aud hat they r.gss
side walk Of class No. 2, with wVonsl cfsrt. r. .
laid down thereon wiiliin thirty days fIon tb-
publication OF the order. =. BURKE, Gio.b
Clerks Office, Sept. IL, 1861. aepf1G
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NEw Yonx, October 5.---The sssamshles
Vanderbilt Atlantic, Baltic and Ericsson,
and the ship Great Republic, sailed this
evening. Destination unknOwD.
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Court Notice.

az.np on, r,rDr.Nra I Court Of Common Pleas
lYanderbdrgh County Gannarv tsr--t 4 IasS5
Frsneis 8. J. Ronald aud
John d. Brsnt, partners
under the name aud style ct
OF Roaald 4 Brant nS"sHHA99''
Gustavus q. slaughter.
Il appearing, BY an3davit On lie in she once Of
the Clerk Of the Court aforesaid, that the above
named defendant q not y rrsident Of the State Of
Indiana. Notice Of the tendency OF the above en-
titled aetion b. Therefore gven TO said GustaTus
O. SLAUGHTER, aud she Same will stand for tElAl at
she next term Of she Court a1oresaie, 70 BE-.
gun and bald AZ the Court House, Ia the Cay o.
Evansville, IN the County ard State a1oreaaaa on
ths IsG Monday Ia January, 4. D. 1857
IN asseStatiou whereof I, Louis RtcatSri Clerk cf
ala Ccqrt, hereuusO subscribe my nsms, thta 20
80 - LOUIS BICHRRR, Clerk
9. CIV O..
Shsndlsx Hy1ss P1N7b ASt'T. ssptSA-Sww
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Special Notices.

D6arrEseG- a. A. 1ssmserW -sDsts -ssEA aHs'ss
the Volunteers far mere than the bnilets q the
enemy therefore let every mar TO see 20 u that ne
carries with him q full supply Of HoLL0WAY'S
PILLS. Their uss in India and the Crimes saved
Thousands Of British Soldiers. only Is cts per boz
aetI5dITs #W ww
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PirrssuRe, Oct I5.-River fee, and
falling. Weather clear. - ..-.
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OORPORAlT0N NOTIOE.

OHDsnF FOR PLANK E-W 8
Sept. 7th, 1851 Aud now It is hereby 0rdsret
and directed IS the Common Council q the city o.
EvausVis, that the owners Of all lots or parts o.
lois fronting on or adjoining the east side O..
Mary street, between Seventh and Eighth etc. e.
aidcty. cause the sidewalks EhorsGD 20 Do bruugb
toShe proper lgrsdos aud that afhey canso o. cid
walk II ciass number 2 70 bo laid down thereon
within thiTtT days from the publication Of THE
der. p. BURhE, Clerk
Olty Clerks O6ics, ssDt 18th, 1861. scpic
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16
CORPORATION NOTICE

ORDER FOR PLANK wAL&
septenuer z. 1881 r And NOW Il " hrrsiy orders
and directed by the CcIHn1UH Coliueipi tho cts
EVAhsvile, that the OWusrs 81 all iOf- o. garts e.
lots fronting on or sdJoiuinR ti.- we-. sisa
Of Mary Street. between Franklin and seven o sis
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon q, b.
brought TO the proper grade, and that they GAME S
side. walk ~ class No. 2, with oodeu @, e. {
laid down thereon within thirty days frgt ftf p-'
Hcation Of this order. n. BLkh b. rfifJt
Clerks Once, September 10, 1851. pi3-sw
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

~ - ORDER PoR PLANK sGTDE@WALE.
July 20, 1s6I.-And now Il ia hareby ordered sad
directed by the Common Council Of che City Of
evansville, that the owners Of an aoes Or parts Of
lots fronting adioinlDF Che west Side Of EhiTd
csuss the sidewalks thoreon 20 be brought % che
proper grade and ehat they cause aauds.waik O.
class No 60 be laid down tbersSn within thirty
days from the qualification Of this oydgr- ~
1tfgsra5 + NJ aeiglrls ~ p. EsfREE, CLARK
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NO. 10,
-l
NGa1n 9ErSeS,

Next Door TO Ola Bank
--s e.. ,-.-zr1r. 20 - aesl o. 81
ara
-- sa.r ls
6E.RJSS6 0sEEEEs EJVsE1k.sJssS.
Bspteo-2md&W $3.50
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Election Nofica.

- OTSCE As NzRRBK" GXHsEsN-
GU that on Friday the 95th day Of Oct. 1851, at
O'Clock P. d an election. will Be held at she old
school Presbyterian Church, on Vine street. In the
city Of Evansville for the purpose Of seetipg Five
Trustees of the s'EFanssile Presbyterian Church -
SAN 6 n. ARCHER, Seciy.
Got. lash, 1861. dfd
NTORRkE
IL 6 Ds for 81 %. 81
seplS Il. A. COOK.
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ely ApVERTIsEMENFs.
- CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR rLAKK siDE-WALKs-
Oct. IL, rls61.--And now IL 10 hereby ordered and
directed by tho Common Council II the cry o.
EVansvilIo, that the owners Of AL 70 q parts q
lots fronting on or Rdicining the west side 81 IN ~
Avenue, from Sixth to Eranklin Street, IN said
city, cause tho side walks thereon % b brought
&c the proper grade, and that they cansa a1s
walk Of class NO. 10 DO laid down Thereon VII tih
thiIty days from the pubIicHtion Of this Order-
Clerk = once, oetober14, 1881. = -
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! NEWS BY TELEGRAPH:
ExclusivelV@ for the journal.
FRoN sHLNQTON.


WAaHINoToN. Oct. l4-This P. .-soon
after s o'clock small detachment of rebel
infantry and squad of rebel cavalry ap-
peared in view around the house occupied
by widow Childs about three miles from
Minors Hill. A body Of our troops rho
were out on foraging expedition, advanced
on them, and sharp skirtnish immediately
took place and for a time the 6ring was
constant % both sides when the rebels were
driven from the house. One Of our men
was wounded and It Is impossible to learn
the rebel loss. II is believed 3 number had
secreted themselves in the out buildings
After firing the 6rst shell from Minors Hill
the rebels left ~
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Arrival and Departure Of the
M - 4 L .
FINE OF CLOSING.

@rrbs Tins here act down Is adjusted 60 osssroas
bsars. On the River theirs q variation according
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sPECIAL TO rosr.

WAsHIEeToE, Oct. 15--The War Depart
tment has decided to invest Generals Nc
DoWell, Stone and Helniselmsn, With CON-
mand of different divisions of the army.
! General Scott is in excellent health and
exceedingly active.
The Common Council of this city has
ordered aew election for the Mayorality,
| Dir. Berritts resignation having left the Office
| vacant,
The report cireulsted 70 the efect
| that the President has refused to confirm
1 the appointment of Rev. J, c. Fletcher, az
Secretary Legation to Rio DC Janeiro, il
entirely false. His appointment viii "a.
/ doubtedly be confirmed,
Large numbers of our sick and wounded
soldiers have been removed to the hospital
recently established in Baltimore.
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r1kks pIspA7ca

am satisfied that for the present our
troops wIlIFrenain where they are, not
moving forward nor falling back, but quiet
" waiting the action of the rebels. The
weather ieextremely cold with heavy white
frost this ruorninQ. ~~ $780,
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-
Home Knit Socks.
N LAR@R STOCK OF C0UyN-TRK
81 Knit Socks on hand, worth from 20 cents 80
80 cents, Al EC5APkER BUSSISG8s
AuG4a Meas Main Streest
W11RLR 90 W~0Ek,
"a In Id AMI 20 canisters--5 cases fast recsIV.
ed aud for sale by =. &. GILBERT a CO.,
azR2O No. 4 sycamore Street. -
WHTRLS sA.arD BLu9sTE.Vs6s Pc ~
"a IER I'd hees bsst quality, for ssle 81
s. e. GILBER1 q CO..
saszJ No. Sycamore Esfast
~ boxes choice HambEcg, fcz sats - =
april O. ENILBE~xA CO.
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E0rs RrfSSsr.-oOl. Bridyer, the Pr0prie.
tor of HFort BrIdger," so famous In connection
With the History Of ths Mormon disturbances set
tied In the vicinity Of Salt Lake IN 1885, and has
since greatly distinguished himself Is huntsrtraP
per, trader and guide. In an interview with Gov.
Cumming, on the advance Of the army TO Utah. ne
stated to him, that some years since, while Pursu.
ing the buffalo. he had discovered m ilnmense
rock Of pure crystal through which the sun's rays
were reelected with ell the gorgsousnsss Of the
most magnificent rainbsW, but thet be had
lost the place aud bad never been able to discover
II. Hood 4nd's German Bi tiers, which can be dis.
covered in the stors Of aug druggist or dealer In
medicine, viii positively cure Dyspepsia, Liver.
Complaint. LOss Of Appetite, &C.. and VIA almost
restore TO the old eli the vigov Of their youthful
dAys, octi5d1w
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Ehe 2aiIv g0nruaI.
stations Of the Indian" Trs"Ps.

WEDNESDAY, MoBNiNc ...-... .-ooToBER ls
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-16

Tyss greatest btsssss6 or the ags, %
the discovery OF perfect cure for the Eheuma-
tism, Gout and Neuralgia, ana the perDici'Hs eff
feets Of Mercury, ~e E Is Effected without any
inconvenienoe. or she 81 Internal medicines.
We are satisfied to it, adaptation to those here
tofore ineurable csEn plsints and tale pleasure in
calling the atrsn ticn Of readers to the sdver-
eisement 10 another column of our paper Of DR..
Lsland'- nti- Rheumatic Band. oc3-d&w1m
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-15
Z elearapbiiae glaeerlebtsst
@om General Sanfs' @iOiNom.

A Darneetpwn, II. Ott. Gin al9fEmeis
mes Rriessseri4t TT ioeben fir Die GiSiion
etn9eItbt Wprren. Ge belteDt aus f~ulgenpen
Mdnnern Major QtterbnrY pom 8. 9lep gort,
9ieut. gan Suren, 8. q. 9, &esiment, Captain
l&tnsler 30. 9ennlplp, 9isut. Mequiean bitc,
Capt, Savage, 2. M~afaNuletts, Qieut. grouu,
Ditto, Cart. GoulO. %. q. 9, 9ieg., Capt. 9rsss
colt, 8. 81. g., Capt. @9arlsS Colts, 8tAter.
Nm Nbenp pes g.. entpedte cine SAttDwaAe
pes "a. q. 9. &e9imentS, Elm 8Ot nit Mann
an Der Minoung pes Seneca=Nteer. Ste feite
erte ouf pnlelte unp t6otete peer pernunOete Ell
men Manu. Die 2eute waren pabrldstnli6
8reunoe pes Nebelen Grp6, In Der 9labe ceHen
6arn Die Scene lpielte. Grcs 1cl6l fol- Gfters
ntter Serfleipin9 in unlerem Qa9er sepelen lein,
ebe or Derbaftet purpe.
SIS 9ebt raS 0erii6t, Dap Sberlt GGantrp Scm
80. pennl. Negiment leines @umnnanpp'a entbpe
ben 1T o0S Regiment lol iA in leGr trauri9em
5ultanpe b%efinpen. ai
~ Da8eS timmen Der Venni1lvania =9le9imenter
0ih9 Iebr rlbt9 Dur lih. SIM 30. uno 46.
{Atert ,pentg SntereiIe fir Die 8abG SOrbanpen
gu lein pc4 oas 20. betbeiliste li6 lsbbuft. Die
StimmenabJabe gius mad Der Sitte eOn 9bila=
bflpbta Dor IiA. Nepen Nuroen eebalten, our
rab's fir Die eeri9iepsnen GanOipaten eebradt
u. I. 10. OaS @anp I6log natiirli6 NIT elmer
seliupen @riieelei, bei Der ierU@ Niemanb perlebt
parpe. S6lieBIiN ipurbe cine BruseIlicn nit
Sadeln unO @fnlif geDalten unO benz Sberf
MurpbY ein Stdnftn 9ebraGt.
90 @intge 9te9imenter l6etnen liA auf gBinter.
~qnlrtisre Spr3nbereiten. Das 2. Maf. &ea.
Stale fir Die Yferpe upb srGbt 8eler
,inter ben 3tlteu. 3ablmeiter StOue beIudte
Ne9tment nit Der b66f wtutOmmenen Gage.
9Mm Opnnerltn9 tpurpen Na9's 3pii9en II
uno ! 11br in BET RiGtuns BON @reat SAILS se.
gen 20 SAillf 9ebGrt, pbne pab man Die llr1u9e
ermitteln fpnnte.
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@On Keffuna so pnrpe.

Npnrpe, Is. SIT. IL &sw' gcrtrr 3uua-
pen wuroen 9eitern pDn ben 9teteIen na9e bel
Netupcrt News 9~efaneer ssnummet. 0teut, Bel.
ter, pel6er ben 3ug, welder ausee1Gidt rprprn
mar, INN l6clS 81 fGuen, cp~mmanotrte, murpe mes
gen feigen BenebmenS Serbaftet.
DIE 8regatte Susqlebannab miro am DOM
nerita9 sur SlDfapeldmarrrn mad SoSannab
le9etn.
4m IL. fam en- gpt bonn &alcnenbpt DAY.
li9bt bier an nit fc'9encen Nahri6ten @eltern
pdbreno pes beftt9en Stlrmes trie6 ras S6if
Sobn @ldrt pom Nnfer in bic 0Ynn Sarbpr=Bai.
Die 9~tcbellen, welde baleIblt etne Satterie baben,
uno cine quite grile gu erwtiben 9~laubteu, erSF.
neten Ssner auf %oalelte, 70 paB leiue cage cine
.GuEerlt sefabrtAe wuyoe.
Oas Sancnentrt Daylight mar tebcd In Der
9labe unp fam Dem beprGnsten S9tf lofprt gu
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0uropGiltbe Stacbrtebte,t,
NeutfhIanS.

Z . sEI .a4 Aa F%tutiSUluuC, 1884. JAZZ a&5 o." -
Oscar geder belt ppr benz Shtpuraez
ri2t in 8ra6lal foleenpe lprlperbare 0ertbeipt=
eun9srebe: Z sl.1 aa..9o .a3tlallg 54s
IS miro a1gemetn @rltauntn errteen, wenn
tb angelo, DAP Die gntla9e in Der tSauptlade
faIlA 1T, tnbem t9 rur Elm 9 4etm< Nttens
tat aus9efubrt babe. Sd fam mad Baden
nit Der Ablidt, ben &Snig gu tGOtsn uno pamit
Der neutldea &int9un9 etue re,te lno tbatfraftige
Weapnns aa 9ebsn. @llein i6 eeOaGte nidt,
pieie MbltAt l6pn Spnntag, ben IA. Suit, am
Sage nletner Sbat, ausjufibren. an oieIem
Sage bate iA metn Wtrtbsbaus p%erlaIen, UNI
nstne, t9 9ebe eS 81, 9leiGIa am ttnoilAen S6tebs
~ibun9en fOrt3uleBen. Oils iA ieoc9 ben &Gnig
10 unmittsltar nabe, 70 pGaig 3usanslia laD, pa
l6OB mir Der @epaute burdb Den &cpI pab altein
3mrd Der mcralil6en @inlriafung auf i'm uno
pas peutl6e 8clt ia auG burd Die simfade Stat.
laGe oe6 SGules auf i'm pbue tGphide a6olee
erreiat rerpen fSnne. Beleg Gafiriuar mir oas
Nttentat Srltnt'S, tpsl9aS auf 9aprlecn fir
Stalien in sletAer @eile pieplbsn 5olsen .ssibt
battle. Nfetn ppppslaufses &er3erpl mar, mei=
ner Mnli6t naA. nur nit etner 9uloerlapun9
perleben unp tb bate GO, ben 2auf ua9 pben, III
bic 8rulttal 1e 9eltedt, &letu nun sei9ten i6
3pei Oin9e. SD bate mid tn Dem Wtltol per-
9rifen, uno easjeni9e, tpelAes fbpn BON Qeip,tq
Der NIT elmer lbarfen Doppelapnng Serle6en
mar, nod einnlal init Dutser blia0 aelaoen.
Dtele bltnpe 2apun9 mar, pa f9 bas 3eraerrpl
in metner SalAe Drebte, uno ie NIT eiAem @frcp
fen niAt ssrlebsn nat; berans9efallen,0 (8eder
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Sin G;ruf aus Tremont's Te1Slaeer.

Die Splbattn Des braben atpeiten ptut1den
Resiment6 BON Mi6uuri, baS li9 unter letnem
SberFen S9afer, wel9er bas S6pert uno BEN
5alelltUd 9lei9 gut 5n banobabet peiB, einen f.
ritbntltden yfanten erpcrten bat, geben mitten
i'm Selolager auf ben fernen pratrien Ofilouri's
Elm gl1tt berats, baS Den ltolssn Namen r6re-
mont. Spurnal. gerantpprtlt6e &eDafteure unb
5eratsge6er: Das 2. Neeiment NlilIouri Sret-
piaige", fitbrt uno auf elmer ben Se3e1lipniiten
abBcncmmenen 9reIe eeDrudt miro.
Wtl4' berrliGer @eiit bieS 8latt ,nb pies Ne=
9inient erfiat, sebt aus folsenpem 9eitartifel lei,
ner erIten 9ltnrter Gerppr, Die ltnS BON ben tap-
feren Nepatteursn BON StterStlle aus 3use(btdt
tptrne: '
aa1 . s. fremont.
@eneral Srennpnt 1T ,ins na19efrlat nno pirb
oaS Commando unlrer Qrmee lelblt iibernebmen.
SIR i'm unp NIT ibrn su seben 1T Der erSBte
GtOl3 unlereS Nestments unp 9tnee IS purA Die
6Gae ,,-5a
Gameraben! Sein General 6at nit erGBeren
S6pteri9feiten gu fanlpfen sebnbt. cine Mrmee
3I Stanof 5n brinsen, ale infer s%efsiertsr
S1brer.
Ser9elten mir e6 inn, mas er bur6 Sntri-
9nsn miierabler Sad 9Olitifer e%elitten. 3sieen
ptr, bag er liA i'm SelOe auf utts eerlaHen fam,
oab mir feine t~reuflten Nnbanser, feline bisperlten
5reuloe inb!
afit 6reinOnt iperpen mir niAt nnr ben Seino
6eFesen, %icnoern aud ben tpubren aampf, ben
reften &t Der iebt 9sfpGten tptrb, pUr Der
9an3en c~tpilirten 0elt anertannt ieten.
Gr 1T Der Manr, ben feline 3adiiGt, pas Sc
fiRi Der Standardization Seseiicniiten gu Ssrs
leben, abbalt, ietne 9fi4t gu tbun.
gr lit Der Mann, Der, nm ieinem 8aterlanbe
gu pitnen, nidt baran benft, @ewinn pper Dor
IN irseno eirer WeiIe 5u Sieben.
gr 1T Der Mann BON ceutiher @elfnnnas.
VI 1T Der Mann, Der ebrliG unO nibt NIT
Stsbsaen iGadernD gu gBerfe gebt. '
q aEtt tbn gum Steg, otns @pmprOmiB, Dbne
2fadfHt, Obne frdnfli6e Ssntimentalitat.
.eameraoen! 5rerrUnt 1T NIT uns, @igsl 1T
mn uns,7 SGafer 1T bei uns ilno telGe Iiaf,t
tns piDer1eben ? or IS. @tss.)
. @aA ntinan uAtatEs safa-s $685.
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5aft. Gtne 8ot8mannIAaft wuroe an gorb
9eiAjdt, TOE DE bos Gatel dbbie6 unO ba8 @6if
unter Se9el broGte, pdbrenc Der Daylight Die
9tebelen NIT einisen 8onlben beldaitiste. Das
Shtff perlor einen 2lnfer uno nlroe nur purG
bas energil&e 5anpelu BEG Daylight 9erettet.
.3ablmeiter Oenntion 9et5rt bos GerDtenlt, OaB
pa6 S4if IN letner 9sfabrliGen Gage inter o.
gel 9sbraAt wurOe, mdbrenO e5 l3 in peni9er
els 3 Gaosn @aler befanb.
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BON Ser SotOmacs einie.

Uertrubte Serlo,te pm Weh+ OanFS' Winffipn.
Wa %fbtngtpn IA. Sttpr. Nm Scnn-
abeno ridten Die 9tsbelIen bis @Obtf Gburd, II
Mstlcn bon Nleranpria Dor unp perbarritaptrten
bic StraB1 ubne oab unfere 9iqurts itnen be-
@fcnDere M9sllfmerflamtett Sclten,
Seit mebrerrn Sa9en 1T pas @eriAt segam-
gen, paB Sen, 8ants nit bepeutenper Srappen=
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Bafbtn9tUn, IA. Stt. g1o6 autben=
ttlben Gla6riAten beitaub bas NebeleneOrps,
ipelAs6 am Spnnatenp bei 9epinsviQe ee1e6en
murre. nnr9 aus elmer Gcmpaente Snfanterie rnb
elmer GCmpa9nie Gapa1erie-
Die Srte9sbereit16aft unlrcr Sruppen it
eutd Die prCmpte 8sfpIauna Der Marl6erSre
auf'S 9ldnunolte bepdbrt irprcen unp Die b6be>
en- SIft5iere lprehen ibre bDdlte Nnertennuas
barber aus. laM
@sn Gan Gliet BON 9uarttermeiRer- Oepors
te'nent 1T atlf's etfri9lte beldaftist, 0intertleiper
ltno Osfen fur Die Armee gu belpreem. @snn
INNER pisls artifd in Gmpfans esnummen wer.
Den, ipercen le BON Capt. 5tomas pom 8etlei=
cua9soepartement lpfcrt pertbeilt Die @untraf-
loren Der nDrpltAen Stdpte lisfern lire Gpntinz
gentle fitr ben Seoarf Der Grupprn nicbt fdns0l
9sri9.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

ANOTHER WAR, PERnAPs.-Mr. Secretary
Seward. premier of the gorilla administra-
ton at Washington, has written to the Gov
ernors of tho loyal States, intimating That
in all probability, those great bug-a-boos,
the Confederate agents in Europe, may in
yolyc the United States in a War with some
foreign power, and urging them to put their
coasts in the best possible state Of defense
Mr.. Seward sees plainly that the difficulties
with which the u. S. Government is sur
rounded, are becoming moro incxtricable
and to appease the wrath of his people he
charges it all upon the diabolism OF Mr..
yanccy. and our commissioners. Lord Ly-
ons has become troublesome to the gorrillas;
he is tso punctilious, too erigednt, ana iaf
too practical Of late. He is bold in his de-
mnnds, and his indifference to their good
opinion, is becoming positively offensive.
Our dispatches say that Stewards letter
fell like a bomb shell on Wall Street. No
doubt that another war added to the little
nffair down Seuth would give them more
than they could well attend to; and the
money changers and Shylocks in Wall street
know it very well. A Wholesale decline in
every description of stocks, was the result,
and government stock is included in the
crash. Ere this, may be, the city OF wash
ingIon may be crashing around thsir cars !;
no one can yet tell.
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Arkansas and Missouri.

The Little Rock True Democrat, Extra of
the 25th, has several dispatches from Me-
Culloch's army and the vicinity. One dat
cd Cassyille, Mo-, Oct. goth, says that Ere
mont's rcconoitering parties of Cavalry,
had been seen in the neighborhood os
Springfield, the day before. 1t says that
tho Fedoralists were committing outrages
on non-combatants, and hundreds of them
were fleeing to Arkansas, with negroes and
droves of stock.
Another dated McCul.ochs Head-puar-
ters Bentonville, Oct 2Sd, says that he will
receive no more cavalry, but,will take all
the infantry that may be offered for twelve
months.
Another. dated Fayetteville Oct, 2Sd,
says;
aGen. McCulloch was at Bcntonville to-
day with his command, and will III ove To-
wards Springfield with the few men he has
with him. Gen. Price has not yet Joined
him, and it is feared, will not The Gen.
will give the enemy battle, but with his
small force the result will be doubtful. The
Missouri legislature meets atNeosho to-day.
Capt. Rieff and DR.. Ganslen left the Gener-
ais camp this morning and are now here
Two thousand men had turned out in
Washington county, to join McCulloch, up
to the 23d, and others were still coming in.
: a dispatch dated at pcs Arc The 9th ult-,
saws that the enemy at Iroaton, No, have
bscn reinforced and are some 1000 strong.
Jeff. Thompson was reported TO be falling
back OH Pitman's Ferry, ARK, pursued by
the Fedcralists, and that there is danger or
the invasion of Arkansas on the Northeast.
The commanding officer at Pitinans Ferry
CO Is upon every able bodied man to be pre-
Ta-ed to answer promptly, any call, and
asks for all The available arms. The milf
tia we're called oat at Dcs Arc. Gen. Dcsha
with part of his regiment had gone to re-
l;cvc Gen Thomrsons
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The Produce subscription.

To The Mckinney Messenger AS one OF
the persons appointed to receive subscrip-
tions of produce, TO the Confederate s., and
with the desire to make the liberaliiy of our
people profitable to them and TO the Govern
mcnt, on the 9th of August last, | wrote a
letter to the Secretnry-of the Treasury, in
dicatipg the disposition Of the citizens Of
this portion of Texas to aid in the prosecu-
ton of our present struggle for 'the rights
of the South, and desired to know Of the
Department, in what way, or by what means
we could best effect the object in view, of
disposng protitably to ourselves and the
Government of the vast amount OF four
grain, &C., that is now in the hands Of cur
planters.
Tie enclosed letter of the Secretary of the
Treasury, and the directions and rules from
the War Department, you will please publish
in your paper, SO that all who have contrib
utcd their flour, grain, &C., may know upon
what terms the Government will receive
their donations, and net accordingly.