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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-25

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-25


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HEALT II AND STRENCHH
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els.
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FigoFous7
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our Ckeeks again 7-then goat snce and get
ELcLeRn,s SGrengtheninE Cordial ana RIood
Purifier
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0bsiructed Meastruation Falling Of tha Worub, BsTr0
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4 InfalIible Reueiy
FOX CEEILDRENs
Do you WaDtyou delicate, ckly, puny Children, be Hsay
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ucious t. take
~ One Tablespoonful, taken every morning fasting Is Tvrs
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DR.. J. n, McLB1E, aals Proprietor,
CoIner Of Third AID Pine strsstss ct. Louis No.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-25

CAST STEEL.
EHE have mall lot Of Cast Steel sale cheap 70. cash
w ssptl2-dlm WILLIS MOORE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-25
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL

Thus FAR capita and labor have been applied to deveouug
so the great resources Of the State and d. are almost
Untouched The invaabe rule nat mechanic arts ouriEh
best where food and fuel c2est viii follow at an early
oy in lnos Gla N the Of the years the natu
"a laws and necessities OF the the belief that
least i've hundred thousand people Will engaged in the staf
Of Illinois In the various manufacturing npoymeats
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-25

su5limeiy re5gnatiea oyerspread
His Pallid fase-he bowed hss snow. VI its head.
Iyrants are these the fees ye EOuId enslaye7
Who ehainleEs live, or fil glorious grave
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-25
.AILR0AD SYSTEM OF ILLINoIs.

Over SlOO0OO OF private capital kays Lsen expended on
The railroad system Of uaoiS InasmEch as part s tie In.
come Rom several OF these Ep with valuable public fund
II lands, 50 to dmnh the atsse Expasas the TAXES ARQ
LIGHT, and must, Consequently, every day decrease
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-25
NASHVILLE, TENN, WEDNESDAY. sEPTEMBER 26 1861
Gk gasbSiIIs aniru uns SmHitxu
DaIly asI rrI-Weskly Is weekly e.
Rates of Advertising.

F1S LngEs Oh LIS CONSTITUTE A soUARI
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31

driven, that all of the wounded Onlon sol
diers were removed from the field to the
hospital within two or three hours after the
battle.
As soon as the Union soldiers were cared
for, the rebels were attended to by our sur
geons, but they were so numerous, and
many of them so terribly mangled, that
more than taoealty-fotr hours were required
to hunt them up and bring them into the
different houses opened for temporary hos
pitfalls. The Surgeons think the seeesh
wounded amounted to at least two hundred.
Many of them were mere boys, and most
piteously did they bewail their fate. Now
that our surgeons have left them to be cared
for by others, many Of them must suffer most
horribly for they are in the most detesta-
BILE condition imaginable, without clothing,
bedding, or anything to eat except an irreg-
ular supply of bread and meat, unused up
/ by some old greasy wench. How deplora-
/ bic must their condition be
/ The day after the battle, Colonel Carlia
made it part of my duty to visit the field
/ with party of fifty or sixty, and am con
/ fident the killed and wounded could not
have been less than FIVE hundred. The field
where Col. Lowe fell was literally covered
with the dead and wounded. Here is where
the gallant 18th Illinois poured their MUIR
! derous FIRE aud made their desperate charge,
A little beyond this is where our Cavalry
made their grand demonstration. This was
a bold, brilliant charge, which completely
routed the rebels. II Hoosiers had done moth
ing before during this war, the renown Of
this charge would mantle the name of the
State in glory. Injured T. danger by the
constant skirmishiag TO which they have
been exposed, they CALAMITY formed in face
of the enemy and dashed upon them. The
lamented Major Gayitt led with Capt. II Oh
mans company, closely followed by Capt
Walkers. The fire poured upon them by
an ambusrads enemy was awful and muir
derons. Yes not a man faltered. All dash.
ed desperately on, now led through The bot
test of the contest by Col. Baker. The loss
sustained by the first two companies served
to make the remaining five companies more
daring and desperate.
Where our Cavalry charged, the dead
and dying were rhickiy strowu.
We have lost two officers already known
to fame. But this conflict has shown tina
there are several Leutenants qualified By
nature to take their places IN the regi
ment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31
PlLor KNop. Octoher "a. la

EDs. Journal IL have just returned to
camp at Pilot Knob, aud hasten to send you
the names of the killed and wounded of the
First indiana Cavalry. They were in tbs
bottest of the fght, aud Suffered terribly:
Kilted-Major Gavitt, Captain John X.
Highrnan aud privates John T. Leach, A.
A. Allison, Charles &. MoClain and VIM.
Hickersou.
SevsreIy acknowledgement r. Flower,
Corporal VIM. Garten, Bugler Geo. Henry,
and privates Henry Steele and P. Stanton,
Slightlg Fotnded-Lieut. J. S. Bingham,
Bugler Thomas J. Love, and privates john
Kelly, VIM. Cleveland, Ores P. johnson,
Presley Pritchett, F. N. Conn, Alfred Bal
soyer, James Burns, Daniel Conuer James
Cooper, NJ. l.. Evans, James W. Holderby,
J. A. Plants, and Thos. Edmous.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31
RArLRoAp REcMfPTs.

s bxs dry goods, 3 bxs mdse., Mackey & Hen
ming; Is bxs dry goods, Is bxs hats I bale of dry
goods, box shoes, J Il EIaghee; 2 bxs of leather,
l Dbl lampblaok, 1 brl wag, A Refs; / box of dry
goods, Keen d Preston / roll Of carpet,J Hon
ktDs; IA hxs cheese, r Z O'klleyi 1 brl sUudries,
Samuel orr; II bSs shoes, boxes mdse.,i Read d
Lawrence box shoes. O'Riey Il Co; Is boxes Ct
shoes, J II & W W Morgan; 95 bales skins, scbu1
+ Fiehlei II dozen brooms, Sor-nson; o bales of
feathers BEAD & Lawrence; L brx drugs, az de-
John LARA; bale sacks, J Wheeler; l box books,
Healy; car load sErT s. A Defre=si 90 bills higfl
wines Cement & Vlele; 2I5 bEshels = beat, I =
Mills; lot batteo and eggs, DcIutice; p sacks
nour, Polk; kegs mule shoes I 11x OF r3Ois, l
bex nails. Y &c, 1 army forge, vii, Lieut. L
Wo0d, Q NJ 3ist Regimen, nde rson, Ky.
SEIE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31
MILITARY PORTRAITS,
.HEtaR .l.R.ss ARma

This most elegant ag0rk as noto ready.
TYWsEs K.EE GE, sFsE As.9e0Fas HEAD
= piece exhibits soldier in each of the uni
forms worn IN our army, protecting the Stars and
Stripes with MEakets and Ri1ed Cannon. In the
foreground, are Zouayes trampling the Rebel
Flag' ana serpent underneath, the flag being
plainly shown. Under this. are cOrrect portraits
OF Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Lyon, Butler, FIRE.
mpui, Banks, Sprague, Prentss, Bienker, Weui,
6esencraz, burnside, Dix, SigeI, Mcdowell and
Commodore StrBgbsm, Co.'s. Corcoran a1d Nea.
CHER, md several others. At the bottom j. New
Map just engraved. l4XZ5 inches in size showing
he "hols If Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, with
parts OF hansas, Arkansas, Quo, Indiana. and IL
iiuois according 10 tire latest IL forInatlou The
Bereer OF IT, IS ehstrt Is composed Of Military Fig.
uIes, showing foqrseen positions for lhe Muskets.
according TO Hardees Tactic5.
This Chart can be nd With the Military Map
Of Virginia, Maryiandi etc. iu place Of the Nap of
Missouri, kentucky, etc size 25x58 Price 30
cents
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31

a@-A man and woman suspicioned with
dealing in contraband goods, were arrested
on the Jacksonville ferry boat on Saturday
lest. The accused were taken to the Office OF
the Provost Marshal in Louisville and
searched, and large quantity of contra
band goods wan found upoa them, embrac-
ing Eve hundred dollars worth of needles, a
supply Of soldier buttons, and about City
letters for parties in New Orleans, Nash
vile, Charleston, Richmond, sc. The but
tons and letters were concealed in the lining
OF the woman'a skirts.
The parties designed, it is supposed to
make their way South through Southern
Indiana or Illinois. The lady was quite
young and handsome Both of the eul-
prits were confined in Jail.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31
10 KNoR. october Is. ls!

ED5ToRs Journal " esterday I did not
name Lieut.. Sherwood among the wounded
at the battle, although he was severely
wounded during our march by the kick of a
horse. All OF the wounded are now at the
Knob, cared for in the best possible man
ner at Miiler's Hotel. But their removal
was attended with the greatest possible diff
fienlty, because there was not single am
balaace provided for any of the regiments,
The surgeon Of the Cavalry regiment tap
propriated' ''secesh coach at the Knob
before his regiment marched, and soon
found use for it in taking Lieut. Sherwood
to comfortable quarters. This was the only
ambulance on the battle field. and go well
was it managed and so rapidly was i.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31
REMEmBna the Savings Bank, No. First

REMEMBER the Savings Bank, No First
street, is paying The highest price for Mis-
souri,, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, vir-
GINA, Illinois, Wisconsin,, North I'D South
Carolina, and all other uncurreut money /;
also, gold aud land warrants. Is selling
exchange on New York for premium for
bankabe funds; and at / premium for
Kentucky money. $4,000 in gold for sale
at 10y rates. Sight exchange on England
Ireland and Scotland, for sale in sums to
suit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31
ge~ Let the war terminate as it will, II

So Let the war terminate as it will, II
Nelson & Co. VIII sell at auction, Saturday
morning next, at 10 o'clock, at the auction
room, corner of Main and Third streets, a
general variety Of new household furniture,
from Armstrong furniture wareroorns, such
as bedsteads, bureaus, tables, stands, chairs
Of various kinfs. &c
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31

RS~The regular Cincinnati and Cairo
packet, Prairie Rose. win be at the wharf
this morning at 6 O'Clock for Cairo. She
carries freight and passengers at packet
prices. Cox & Humphrey wilI receipt for
freight aud passengers at the packet wharf
boat
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31

ES-Dr, Hays has published an interest
ing account of his iste Arctic expedition.
Hestates that Sonntag. the astronomer of
the expeditions died from the effects Of cold
after falling in the water when the temper-
allure was very low. The result OF tbs ex-
petition may be summed UP as fellows
valuable lives lost, two money wasted,
sl5o,ooo practical results, 0. After oil,
DR.. Hays hopes to renew the attempt TO
End the Northwest passage in steamer"
His friends ought to put him in lunstie
asylum, where he will be out Of the way
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31
Essz- The MILITARY Hal is not vet ce

s1 The Military Hall is aot yet eem-
pleted, and we urge upon The officers Of the
Legion the importance Of pushing the work
forward. The proper number OF windows
should be put in, the gas pipes introduced,
and the floor "taabarked. The weather
will shortly be too inclement for outdoor
drilling, and the Hall ought to be ready for
occupancy at once. Let rs have meeting
of the Second Regiment, aud raise funds for
the purpose Of completing the building.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31

BTThe Prairie Rose, having been an
avoidably detained. did not arrive yester-
day, as advertised. She viii positively
leave here this moraing at 10 o'clock
Shippers and pas gers will bear in MUD
that she is the 3 boat to-day for Cairo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31

grThe. wooden manufactors Of Boston
have addressed Simon Cameron, Secretary
of War, a remonstrance against the pur-
chase of foreign blankets. They are de-
cidedIy opposed to dollar of Uncle Sam :
money finding its way into other pockets,
than their own. The comfort Of the sol
diers is a matter OF very little consequences
to them. Fortunately for our brave boys,
Quartermaster Meigs is determined to have
blankets for them at all hazards
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

OFFICE EVANSVILLE GAS LIGHT CO.. \
October 81, fs6I.
The Gas consumers Of Evansville please take
notice, that all Bills must be paid before the 10Th
day Of this month. The rele Of the Company, to
strike OF he Gas consumers who fail to pay their
Bills before The 10th d-y Of each month"; viii be
strictly adhered TO hereafter
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
Oc3l-Iw JOHN J CHANDbER, Pre7t.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31

GOOD NEWS TO SHIPPERs.-The Baltimore
and Ohio r. r. Co., having expressed de-
sire to rebuild their road at their own ex-
pense, without making any demand upon
the government for damage, now or here
after, the President has detailed General
Lander, with sufficient force. to guard the
workmen and the road itself
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31

NomcB.-The Union Knitting Society
for the relief of volunteers viii meet this
Thursday evening at the residence of DR..
Isaac Casselbury, on lst street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31

s&~The fine passenger packet, Golden
State, is the regular Thursday packet for
Paducah, She leaves at 10 this morning,
and will leave for Louisville at T. Satur-
day next.
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eSg-Many of us have an idea that we,

By~ Many of US have an idea, that we,
the people Of the Northern States, are maxi
ing great sacrifices for the Union. What
we have done sinks into insignifcance when
we view the work of those who seek the
destruction of our institutions. We men
toned, yesterday, that the citizens of New
Ocleans are without exception required to
drill. This is true of the whole South
To this policy in great degree, may be at
tributed the advantages achieved by their
soldiers. Utterly regardless of uniforms or
arms, they rush into the field and freely of.
fer their lives sacrifice. In many places
in the Gulf States, only the women and
old men are left behind. And here we
might remark how erroneous were all the
calculations made by Unionists, relative to
the +" influence of slavery in this contest
1t was commended that a large portion of the
male population would be detained at home
to watch their slaves So far is this from
heing true, that the slaves are carrying on
the plantations of their absent masters, and
the institution" instead of being a weak
ness, is one of the Souths elements of
strength. Slavery viii continue to be the
main prop of the rebellion, until the pres
ent policy of the Administration in this
respect is abandoned. With their slaves TO
till the ground at home, we find the mas
ters in arms on the Potomac and along the
Tennessee and Missouri lines.
In Ia he A1af 5vrr laFi n
those who could conveniently leave their
business, have enlisted. In the South the
few who remain at home are rapidly per-
iecting themselves in the drill, preparatory
jeans and linsey-woolsey for the troops, and
the strange sight is exhibited to the world
of an extrayagant and thriftless people, sud.
denly conforming to frugal habits and sub.
hitting to the loss of many of the accus-
toned luxuries for the purpose of over
throwing a government, under whose pro-
lection they have gained all the blessings
they enjoy. One fact may be mentioned tc
illustrate this secession frenzy. Hundreds
and thousands of the soldiers wore rough
cloth shoes during the summer, in order To
reserve their heavy brogans for the win ter
If such is the spirit in the slave States--it
intelligent communities can be SO inspired
in favor of wicked and remorseless rebel.
lion against benevolent and indnigeni
Government-what should be the spirit Of
the free Ststes7 We have everything tc
arouse Us to enthusiastic and self-saeri6cinG
action. We are too willing to trust the re-
suit to the armies now in the field. The
loyal army is a very small proportion of the
vast and almoss countless population of the
adhering States. We must all stand ready
to throw ourselves into the breach, and
show that our patriotism is as practical and
efficient as the treschery of the rebels.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31
new ADVERTI5EHENTs

PR0POS.4LS ron EBMSM EE sg,
OFFICE u. s. ComMIssARV or stH7Isrs<
Indianapolis Ind, Oef. 3. Ira.
&xE.RLED OEs0GBE8 E8tI -H
~ received at this Office nlil l0.3'c.Q.k ua.
the Both day Of October, lstl, when 10. ."
publ ely opened, for furnishing Eleal Her ..
use Of the Volunteers az EvausyiH. Iul.s let
November, until 3Ist dnr Of DCaeL4a Ur uaN.
The Beefmust b. Oh first qua..-y aud l1 it t-
cred at the Camp 90 eql1i portions OF i1i. t14
hind quarters, (necks ana shanss -EciHd-li BE-.
such ti1es and IA such quautiti as way D.. r.-
CURED for the use ~ troops Payments WaH
monthly.
Zach .'proposaln must conform fo .t4s HIu.r
specihcatiobi and be eccoHai panied hr -Is HIH
and residences oftwO sUrefi.-
Pro- oaals win be endJf-si F.ua4-lI .8r t..f
and directed 70 Capt. j. W HAsllg .E
Aid tomrlia- ry OF -uII.l .tt=..-
ls.Ils n.H.HH "r.H
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Bar We were shown, last Monday, the
reglmental colors of the 3Ist Indiana regi-
ment. The United States coat of arms
embroidered upon the regiDlental flag, is the
handiwork Of two Swiss ladies, living in
Terre Haute. The wings and body of the
eagle are shaded in a most Iife-like manner,
and we have no hesitation in pronouncing
the whole work, the finest specimen of en-
bordering we have ever seen. The ladies
who had the pleasure of examining the Gag
sustain us in this decision. The colors are
the gift of a number of ladies and gentle
men of Terre Haute, who went to Hender-
son Tuesday, for the purpose of presenting
them in person. We acknowledge the re-
ceipt of an invitation to be present upon
that occasion, and regret that our duties
prevented rs from accepting it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31

sSTn The Mariner is the regular packet
for Cincinnati and all way landings to-day
at / , O'Clock Cox & Humphrey arc her
agents.
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HONE INTERESTS

Ga Dobell has received this weeks
Frank Leslie's illustrated
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THE EQUESTRIAN
sHKEKFssB r
O9sg9'Gg6E GNEE4asaE.
REPRESENTS

TT
Th1teen Of our most noted Field Generals on
Horseback.
7g.N. a sS@O GROUPS, Perry E.zRRR,
- besides the heads only Of several others.
This Chart is pronounced by all who have seen IL
90 give the best lsenesses of our leading officers
yet engraved and TO be altogether the most
Bold, Spirited, and Attractive
work of tho kind yet issued. No pains are spared
20 make the colorng, % finish as nearly per feet
as possible This splendid Chart is Roag all
ready Size 2bx48 A'rice IS cents.
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OFFICs O. s. CommIssAeY or sCnsi.re.ar 3
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indianapolis, iud., 0Gf. % fsUf.
az LEEg = p or q ls.3 E.B rS~EEE HH
~ received az this oAlcc nutil d. a'-ocr t 80 ol
the Both day ~ ct1i err, 1901. aIea fllt ellI Is
publicly opened, FOR iuruishiHg Sab afauae Stores
ON lsi November untt $50 o itr NJ eecab
next.
Each proposal must cer' ri.e ALL of -ne ir.-
lowing artici9t, tacfuai f1rr required, 90 re'ia
charge for PlCkascs.l viz. Ae-a farE Harlu.
Shoulders vEd clear sdgs) Fi1grt e1tlt, Ell 1ar
rels White Beans. Rice Homfur. ulr rtiuaa. IsiT
Coffee Sugar, n O.; Vinegar, Candies Soap. aaI NJ.
per bushel, dr5 measure, t9t.l.ces. usr pound AND
Molassss. an articles o. ta "prife and ~ be
delivered 10 packages GO bo clmfs iu iusisIni.ffa
as required for the use 0t the tr1Has- f Iu-rfa
to be made monthly. Eifh PROPOSE must conform
70 the above specifications ari Do acrnuH8uIef Hr
the MINES ard residencat 81 fis $50 aHr .ties Pro-
posals viii Le endorsed e..tIreug. lun.. iPIorg.
SALE aud direote 10 Ca9J "-H NtiGtH1
dat Camiat-sary IS EEa.i.raH
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