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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-11
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OIL NTIR'S NOTICE,

Try OF 4~ANsy.. LIE, Jan; 9th, is6!
eW that l. Christian Hedderich, Collector ofthe
City Vt Evansville, between the hours of and u
o'clock a. and and o'clock P. NJ, on the Isl
the door of the Court Honse in the City of Evans
Vile, indians, the following lots, parts of lots, and
for the payment Of City taxes for TIE year 1860, due
from thu owners thereof % the Cit of Evansville,
the same being now due and unpaid, and or ;he
costs of said sale and that such sale will e corti
ued from day to day, at the aforesaid no, -
place. until all the lots ard parc-s of r. fats
herein mentioned are sold az off red FOR So
ORIGINAL. PLAN. --------
Morgan, Dan. Gr., Improvements on 10 q e.
DONATION NLARGEMBNT.
Redmond Thos., 3S11s by IA feet nth,
side Of lot ri
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.
Scantlin Jas, jr, lot No 10 in block 32...... 5.l7
G Hisrs.h n "a. B. do do do DO 81 10
zt LAMAsCo.
Henderson, J. j., lot No. II In block &c.,, 500
Haney, W. L., lot 81 block 2o................. -
do do 81 do 4.........-...-....... ~
FOURTH ENLARGEM ENT.
Baker, VIM lot No. in block 20............. $50
do do 6 do 20.......-.... 800
sToCKwELL's ENHANCEMENT.
McDeVitt, john lot No Is In block l3'...-.-. 6-63
- -GREEKSYILLE.
Hendrix, Joe, lot No. IL in block 5.......-.... Ia
do DO DO u u DO DO S S::.:..::::.: q
NoBTHERE ENLARGEMENT;
!: e g ! g. $s ! Is
I CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH,
Jan .s-tiIl feb city Collector.
T90R.V ma . ON s.-75 DOZEN" FOR
u sale by -(janlD E. GILBERT & GO.
liver ard white SETTER DOG, about ten
months old The owner can have him ty paying
for this notice. and for the keeping # the dog, by
| applying to JOSEPH Lyon, Main street.
D EC.s.NrS.-6O BUSR BEST QU.GL-
jnnl1 Sc GILBERT co.
cSV.N.N y. R4Gs.-15O BALES EX-
Wv ira large and heavy. received per steamers
Peytona, Baltic, and AutHcrat, in store and tor sale
1 @YOFFEE.. so B.ERS EX " n ITO
: janIo GEO. FOSTER & CO.
AeOR.W sHBEERR s.-5 IMP 40 Y@RB
u for sale by (jan169 GEO. FOSTER d CO.
KA4 ?; CORJN, RR.s.N- .R1N'D O-aTS
IN in quantities to suit pn. chasers in store and
GW On and after this day our establishment viii
he conducted on the Cash PRINCIPLE In do
ing so have much at heart the interest of oul
patrons that OF ourselves 1t will allow us morI
time to attend tn our business. and fsciiae US in
making great many improvements in our manu-
featuring department The time has wher
everyt hing must be produced ut the irwe Il possible
rate, and in order TO be able 20 larry this ont ant
let oTlr customers derive lis benefits i.l snail b
done). we are compelled to adopt the CASH SYS
ITEM, No one nee, be offended if refused ere lit
as the rule viii be .nvariable.
jan9 YAUTIER & MARCOENIER.
E.aRKRs R.E.VCY' PVRs.
III We will sell the remainder Of our stock o
Ladies' Furs at greatly reduced prices. Ladies' mo-
yet provided will find it their advantage hu,
: now. YAUTIER & MARCuNNIER,
jan9 No. SO Main street.
n CAS H BUY YER s.
= ,.e.-s c.. > ow rIc-> offered by
- = s1 an I'D O COM
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PEOPLES GALLERY.

ssSecure the sh 4dow ere the substance fade,
Let nature copy that which nature made
RERE.HE.A EVRsNrs q CO., OF
e. st Louis, would respectfully inf'rm the citi
zens of Evansville and viciniiy, that they have
fitted up nice sui of ooms at "Halrs Block"
on Third str ct, few doors above Main, and
now prepared to take superior AIn5rOtypes IN
CASES for the trifing sum of TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS. A fine variety Of eases always on hand,
all of which Will be sold proportiona'ely low.
Call and give us a trial. BURNS d co.
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esq There are now four military CON-
panies organized in Indianapolis.
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n, ORlH.4rxOJV~ OF CU-PSRus EB

The undersigned have his day formed co-parT
nership for the purpose 0t trausacting aud carry
ing wholesale and retail DRUG business It the
stand cccupit by VIM. Borrower, No 7s Main
street, Washington Block under the sty le and firm
Of BierbGvser & PeaFce.
WM. BIER BOWER,
Jan. I, 196l.-ian3 JAS H. PEARCE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ATY0LZECrOR'S SALE or Real Es-
VI tate. ;or the payment of the costs aud sxpen-
ses Of Sidewalk and Alley improvements. Notice
Is hereby given that by virtue of precept issued
BY the Mayor of the City Of Evansville, and to me
directed will sell at public auction, at the door Of
the Court House in sal City, Saturday, the I'd
day of February, 1861, at o'clock P. NJ, the fol-
lowing lots or parcels of real estate, or much
thereof rs may be necessary to pay the amount
charged and assessed against said l. respectively
for the costs and expenses of making Side walk and
Alley improvements for said lots, together with
40 SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS.
Z. q. DeGarmo, Sc 81 Of lot 1s3, Donation
John Bui-1, 4 Il lot 49, Dosation En-.
Andrea Koehes, lot 6iosE ST. Eastern En-
Stephen Hyatt, lot II block "a, Eastern En-
m FL a. o. 90
Anthony Wright, lot block 81, Eastern En-
. = iarEemert 49,. s............ 632
do. lot block 3, Eastern Enargement...... 1925
Geo. Burkherdt lot u block 3, Northern
Enlar2e@ent 4So
Conrad Baker, lot III, Donation Enlarg msut o.ex,
II. Q. WHEELER. lot 80 block is, stockwslls
do lot u block i6 ssocE~e: Enlargement i4o
+ 8. 3 Aa'ea- f~ Is CHRIS. HEDDERICH,
jSsl1-tilI feb City Collector.
q E.FDHRRS.l 1sesE n
~ Alnoads, Brasil Nuts, Filbefts, Pe.an., Eng
H.h WaIhu's, Figs. Reisins, Currants Rock Candy,
0yssrss 81. dimes, Alum, Hpsom Salts, Roll Brin-
st 20. Sn hnr, C0ppeTas, Madden, Extract Of Log
d, IN go. Cream Ia tar, So "a, Bed Cords-afl
kinds, Backing, Batting Gloves, NuImegs, Cigars
Of all Kinds Tobacco O. al tinds, Ginser--race
and yr 'nnd Spanish Moss, Glass ia rs, Lanterns
Pickles. Stone PIPES Powder safety Fuse, Soaps OF
all kinds, Starch sFiHegars Camphor, letter,
Cap, Note, and Fancy Paper, Wrapping Paper En-
vel, pes, salt Peir, SicOna, tfnm Drops, Juju Paste,
Wooden Bowls, GinnAnlo Dried Beef, j. ii Il Lus-
tire. Bonnet Boards, JaN HDff-e, in n - ;, i;ase
Sash, OIL spirit TnrpentIOe, f-prer, Is i e $.l
Soda, Pain Killer &c. &C.
A supply of iLe above ke5t .antlJ on hand,
and. for sale Low, by s +. GILBEkT& CO.,
janI1 ... No. Sycamore street
R@E "" RL n -E.Vs s0G.zR. so
0W hhJs fair TO choice ior sale by
3. Z. GILBE4c %.
ianu No &C IA
WEOK-A Ssk $500 EEe30fE *
ID AM half bbls, il best peTaEe, for ale b
-lanlL i. - :. - L tf
CSOFEE E.-~75 g-SGs PEEysr - y,
2 v for sale by O-LID :. "a Br d T..
kSNOTTOsSN III GyVss.-3 90 10 * 41:,A
z sos. COOS, and 70Os CyI1 e: lie, FL s,s.e y
). r.. GIt.HtR. Il ca,
tanll ga "a Agen.sof ress Mil.
10 TO- 1s.g ! 1r594.s.-- 1CJ e. : >
VI for sale al iaclory sio,,s -
l------------------- g. l.. t4IGBERH q Co.
tssA Agents Of CyFress Mills.
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Cornner's Inquest

Held on tie eth day of ia, uar, 1861 yer the
dead body of john Paul Exams who was found in
Evansville, at Mozart Hall, Pigeon Township, Van
derburgh county, Indiana.
The verdict of the jury that the deceased
came to his death by three pistol Shots. from
pistol held in the ha-ds of Robert NJ II" 'r-- .-H.
hers whose nSmes t" tn" in .-.
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"A - %. 49, OG "a 5Ez + az q
Il White Mercer Pink Eye Potat> =..s
ed and for sale 10y CHAS. McJOANA Ip1,.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
uHMRSTRR.H' MOVE K.RT PGR.
NOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.

THE NEW YORK TRIBU n F.
Will receive the bills Of any sound Bank At PAR
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Il CRITlCIEs by way OF diversifyipc the
reading matter OF our columns, W. capy the
following French criticism OF Eagiish H.ere-
ture
English literature is llko a pretty woman
who strives 20 conceal tie traces OF age nader
the artifice of the toilette. Writer'S propose
blunted senses. Style and ccmposit ton all
give place at need, that grand blows may he
struck. The mind must he Kept in = continual
state OF expect citation and surprise. From
hence research, the research which en-
g.n ers pretension, the pretepsion which
leads to charlatanism. ErcenTieity has
become 4 means OF attrac ting customers
The most eloquent, The most profound
even, are not exempt from this calculation
q side taken in the so learnedly balanced an.
tithesis OF MacaHlsy so there is III the artis-
tic paradoxss of Ruskin SO there is in the in
supporIaole Jargon OF Carlyle; 80 there is
abo ve all, IL tue novel" This /; hard hitting
and, let as confess, that the nail II often hi
on the head The critic proceeds The Egg
lisa novei!sts, in spite ol their great taiep Is.
give me always ina effect of Californian
miners IN search O: productive vein. They
do net oo;y vocation. they are II search OF
. MAINS. and SUCCESS. AL 10 Ia! u arr. "a
at this. We have the Fashionable po,si, the
rehsicas novel, Ira preaching Bove,, The
biaosxaArd Ea vol. lac in! tstion OF ssssas and
that Of smelieIt, the rsfos.aisi nfstaasiaas Ut
Dessns, the muscular UAY,stianlty Of E.axs-
ley; !. 10 aot waina, aoEstiss., Hhies 10 10 be
dss.ssd In this ii,sralure gns wouu not lika
" have " In gswer reaoaTc or iSss variety
one would only Ike less prs-occu patton with
sound"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ID l. IONiL FROM EUROPE
BY THE BOHEMIAN.

NEW DIRK, Aug lp-Ihe London Time
Titori tily says that the Sou therners ohtaipes
complete victory over the Union TIincall
lrny ri the battle CT Manassas Plains II,
tecerGts have lost all their former mii.far
LIQUORS All prominent ana experienced Gen
rails express he opinion that the battle b
Manassas has closed the door to all compro
Misses.
Pa'is letter ates that the victory of n,
Son therneTs at MANASSAS has operated mower
July III favor OF the Secessionisls In France
lie Queen In her speech says that all he
foreign relations are irIendly, and she trust.
mat there is no danger to be apprehended t.
ne general peace OF Europe. she has deter
mined, in connection with other PoW ers I
strict neu trail y In the war wagins betwee
The Nor bern and Sou ther n STATES.
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Southern Fioyements---k ported through
Northern Channels.

NEW Iosk, August "a The WSshingto
CORES pou dent OF the New York Tribune say.
hat an atlach oy The Federa!s on the Confer
crate forces may tie looked for at any moIpent
Of at lea5t suCh is the opinion in tne best III
formed circles. The Sou therneis are in con
s'derahie force within a few miles OF the Po
tomac ryer. They ara accum uia ting mean
IL transportation, and have large encamp
neEts on this side OF Fairfax. II is probAb.s
he bulk OF the Sou thern force is further III
The Potomac.
The Navy department has advices tina
Commodore PoTkT mas neeu placed In irous
fox expressing hss sympathy III favor OF tn,
Sput
Nh. Secretary Wells. of he Navy. expresses
him self IN favor OF closing ali the SOuther,
ports by proc ,amatIUa
The CORES pJndeHf Of the World says tba,
60 autGentiC accounts Of southern movement l.
10 tnis vicinity can ne Obtained until tn
SCOTS nriug mora de isive reports Their
heed he no tear OF any direct attack on Wash
iEgtoE. The Southern batteries down tn,
river ara assuming formidable proportions
IL the Southeruers succeed in CLOSING tho 70.
tomac, II Wlll be hard 10 prevent thsm from
crossing nt0 Maryland.
Tae correspondent Of the limos say. tina,
the Hon. Fir. Faulkner wItl bs AIKEN 70 ForI
Hamilton.
New York Is iui! OF secession ruIuOrr. ana
OF the rapid ana near approach OF the Con.
feHera'eS. Military No.. here do not seen.
alarmed.
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A Federal Account, from Missouri.

JEFFERSON CRY, No, Aug IS The 30 :
bringing down >tixtes and " orthiLgtOuf
three mon theirs was fired iUtD all along the
shore OF the route. Only one was killed, aLd
there Were eight wounded
The lronton Mo Messenger says that
Gen. dec tors regiment had captured tive! "
Confederate prisoners. Gen. Prentis had ar
rived and Laksu command in this section. ~
Roila. Siegel had received his commission rs
Brigadler General. GA yesterday the wound
ed ut Springfield We're reported 10 be doing
veil
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TVS boNs AND SIsKw -Rlchm end has q, =.
,eady sent forth her thousands to the theatre
Il war. Some of her best young men have
he'd la defence OF their homes. We have not
.hus far epdeavored to set up thu claims OF
our city TO peculiar patriotism in our cause
although we know she has done much. On
Yesterday evening battalion passed our
Office, composed OF the real bone and sinew q,
the city. Commanded by some of the olde,t ar.
'iIlerymen In Virginia, we have no hesitation
in saying that If called into service they will
be behind hand in bravery or gallaptrv
We can, however, ill-aford to spare these
useful citizens ~ present, though if duty calls
them away, they will with alacrity don the
knapsack and march embattled 70 the mar
tiaI sound OF harmony"
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Benz. MCCCLLocH,
Brig. Gen. Commanding,
IuE u.-stsoros voLrSrsEKs.-we hav

iHE H.-BisGTOs FoLUErEERs.-We have
"a 81 bseI luILIshed with the following list
I.at Il lAe Killed and wounded of the vol
unteeT= tICm Washington City, attached to
tue Confederate Army.
81 lie L. "a. Reg iment company com
handed 10y Cap. q. X sherman
corporal l. idOIe Morris, killed.
PrivateS-TameG T.. Manon and z. X. Riel-
". severely wounded; - Collins and g. NJ
HanLlrg, slightly wounded.
ct tha 7th Virginia Regiment. company
sonnanGed by Capt + Oieary
PTlvateS-J ames Cummings, Levin Hoskn-
snn. + RoUIr son and IL. Garter, killed. 1t.
-. II t,elry, Privates +. Moulden, - Lem
mon, --- Edelin and Pacey severely wounded.
L. I'll Dovall, Corporal James S Tausill
aud fnFate HcNerhany, slightly wounded.
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A1TA NAVAL OFFICER WAS TRRATBD.- Our
'e2dIs wrru Te emily informed, by a Norfolk
,---e'poudsnt, o. the arrival OF Mr.. George
N5 e-a 4 the Federal Navy, ut Portsmouth.
~ earn from the same source that Mr.. q.
W. "a board the lrigate Minnesota, where he
'-'ers4 his restgna:ioni on: the Lincoln
:. or1rel' seemed determined TO hold him in
N7d clutches. a8h pretending to have sus-
! "a that be vorid desert, would not allow
Ll' Il ssye tho deck Of the ship. lie finally,
however, GIT HI discharge with Il pitifui
s'n Of money, tle 1rst that be bad been PAID
''''s9n'h7, End ent rely inadeq uate TO defray
~ expenses Of hi. Journey home. In This
1''Flin'., lie 10. compelled - dispose of his
''V' I'D uniform. and after travelling for
-'~'iy month, soc-eeded In reaching his ma
s,'e t.oe. lie has alnce, we learn, visited
i"eamold or cn'claI business, and we pre-
'-1e HE offer Of services Will he accepted by
'-eF2yer1msnt.
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Personal

u 4 X SO = 4 L ASA PEAL. Of the Firss
) neSi0ent North Carolina State Troops Goa
= kes ts supposed 70 bs -4ck some =Ie IN III.
cify. ANY NJ Imati0n about him would De Inus
< atef1ly received by hi, IA her at me Depot e.;
the Amy Committee If. &. a sth docr nnde1
the spntswocG Hotel, Main etreet before O. clock
10 morrow JObhPh b. PEAL
au .t-lt-
NJ \ All s.e hE~. from south Carolina, j.
W IN therl1-tss vIllg. doing very we'll
Ars. H0LNE4 will come up whom she arrives In
fichmCpd. au "!-2tt
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,IMoy CAMERON.
N.t 4.


M 6dFHis. August 70 --ba title eld letters Il
Little j Jck say that General MCCulioch's au.
canpnent SUI Pri6ad the teGertls. There were
aDJHt l. coo uoops engaged on both sides -
Colonel IhurChlIi's regiment of Arkansas
cavalry. and other Arkansas regiments, ano
the IeN@s regiments, were badly cut u;--
General McCulIOch SAID TO the patriots :.
" GU have saved me and tie ba ,,le after sin
hours 0; conflict. The enemy Is cong leteiy
routed"
Siege! reached Sprinefi field with ONLY about
II dtzen TnRu. / ae ConIrderAtes mad in killed
zoo, and $40 wounded the Federals mad il,
killed oo1, wounded about / unU, and 800 taken,
prisoners. Ihe OonteGerales captured SIX
cqnuon, and several hundred stand Of arms.
TINS statement is confirmed oflic. ally.
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9}irI,monb pispatrn,
.[,r,xmoRNtNa. Aua. 81 1881.

.s..9,.s ~ H1KrfS'S SsSf "A seh'''h' -
md from he above locality, intorme'
as' ntsbt tSat Ccl. Turner AshoY,
srrt,.d at Boiiver, near Harper
81 .,rt IVY, O'Clock last Sunday a'te'
ff'.!. 100, a,a i-ocps. He sent forward
gov .--ursit. ., who reported d" Atom
gym .,e~. N y rper's Ferry IL" proceeded
ES' to attack them. on arriving
I'm he sscertained thst they nae
ts'i - lie isu. ard crossed the foio'
i,~"' bridge II boats. After Ashoy ans
- cot e ne Very the enemy COM
D. ,-.uE O. him across the river
Ia' o., ,hcre hundred yards, arc
49,. horse q First Lieutenant
s~. vas returned, one Of the enemy
,'' 81 and five wounded. The Lieu
5-'-' horse wa replaced by better one
.-,r, the eaemy The latter have
$50. .,. Tread Of Ashhy and his men, who
-~,ed TAO mil@ south of Charles
\, Ban.- has a COZ siderable force
.ss. from Harper's Ferry. There is now
.u.vsu, no Yankees in arms OF
'..,,a..se q: the Potomac from Mar
WI 10 HarpeT's Ferry. and but
..,.. .aat point and Alexandra.
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brLL SEASON AT NIAGARA.-A ietter Iroi

BrLL SgAsos AT NIAGARA.-A letter from
Niagara Falls to the Boston Transcript says :;
The two principal hotels hers-the Cataract
They look more like couple OF graveyaIds.
lacking the tombs tones, than houses OF galety,
feastipg and merrment i am TOLD that on
the goth Of June, last year, there were 2Io ar
rivals al the hotels; whereas, this year, on the
same day, the arrivals Il um hsred only Is Tbs
Interim t!oaai is said 70 have made fgs 900 last
rear bat this year It's receipts ere not ada.
aaAs. 10 tls ssst. aor hardly III tS oarrsnt
sxpsasss.
srsiis5r OF fsvoss. They are aonsuatly "a.
ssa YofiBs h tcneIt yca tAto thsiy yetssles By
Yyo&pyf u low isIts, fksy will tkks you "kil
ti5aEe G9hs lslAad" tex ak esAts, or alIow
yct - stds fcY b ec.ia an hour iAstsaA Of tAs
ssasl chsIss q q. Carriages Are frequently
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CsxekKss Yesterday Oongfsfs confirmed
the following appointments made by the Pres
iieat;
8r'gai'e~ @'"sroi p. o. Hr.srar, of
Louisiana.
Ma5ors-Jxo. A. joss,. sfR,eorr,a, and
HuaE N cLEop, u Texas
Assfsfdnt Ad jatdnf General with the rank
OF Oaptain-CsARLEs SrRIsoFELLow, Of Vir-
ginis.
The appointment OF JxssK ID. CLpxEss as
Confederate States Marshal of the Tsnnes see
District was also confirmed
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Assertion efansb,,i.iou Psp.r,

NEW ioRE, Aug 1.-THE Post OF this city
says that ,0u0 troops might be sent to Wash
iDgtOn this week, aud If there was any press.
lng necessity for it. 600 militia nigh be s.n I
The STATE prisoner S5rrelD has bean -e3. u
Fort Lhf9yetta
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TIE ARREST IL BosTo2.--A few days since
We announced the arrest, ia Boston, OF Mr.
John Williams, citizen OF Norfolk, Virginia
We are informed that he left home about q
month ago, for the purpose OF taking his child
from Baltimore. What induced him TO go to
Boston we are unable 10 say T.; but whe ther
business or pleasure, he is now paying the
penalty OF his rashness. His wife is in Nor
folk, and much distressed III couseQ uence OF
ais situation. For a Southern man to visit
the inIqul3ous city OF Boston, in times like
he present, is equivalent 70 Offering ones
wrists 20 be enciTcied with u pair of Y ankee
bracelets.
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,..-.,p WEsr.-The condition
.a. Northwest remains with n
.-, ION since our last. Generals
.........us are within eight miles OF =
ta-EeIay, which has been with
.e..bEaffw miles OF Huttons
-. -..-r part of the forces unde'
.. >..a4vhere beyond Monterey 49,
..st- 70 the state OF the moves OF
-.a:. 81. last dates, we shall hear
..-.r.' some decisive action III tina
~.a . "e'.eats and disasters ~,
t.-u.. We imagine, in that quarter
4y .Ugu now.
ks.AvAa Valley we learn thai
l.4 who leads IL the advance
.--.t. -. Oh sunday on Big Seweh
,7me tArty miles beyond Lewis
..-.ssti alerN Wise was close behind
--s ...r.. Of re enemy had ventured
.-s tsa. u Sevell, and a detachment
. r.tr Ccl. DAVIS, had a brush
...-- a.. friday, IN which some Of the
s -s.,5.ed 10 bs nine in number
...sl AFTER this rercontre, the enc
w., led ..Illly. i, was supposed that Mt
go ., -,,-sst as-lss the Gauley, and proba-
hi. .:.emY. 20 A54d some oi 'i-e most ueieh-
r......ras p, so.d II.
..' H4lu.ug Ell passed by the White Sui
~ oil. Surdsy lornlng, sud proceeded,
L-...s.s. 5siay, 10 join the Wise Legion
49,. ss ,akes command Of the regimen !;
,,,..-,--s under Colonel Prank Anderson, a
allan, gscer 10 was with Walker and
,.r-,.. T. IN Nicaragua. Colonel 4. re
.,,.-5 a.s commission in fayor OF the Gene
o.. sa8 s--eptef he once Of Lieutenant
,..-ce under hin. General IL. is An i'm
r.-.aa. a,q gssItio' to The Army or the Kama
rs. .ra vii, 10 iuubt, acquit himself IN q
-,rrer worthy Of his high repu tation.
n. reader VIII 49, that we have not been
vs-y ezpl...t, but cutie enough 70 show that
-. a.ery 81 row Oh the defensive in the
W,s. alu Northtts"t, and that we may IL
e.,ft time hear Of Surfing events.
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skeleton Reg I'm .gts Going Forward

new IoRK, Aug. IL Forty eight skeleton
regiments probably l. 900 meni VII! he Sent
forward 20 Washington in a few days.
From Philadelphia thirty one ekeleton rasi
ments probably 10 .009l viii soon leave.
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Fhe Federal President on Ssuthern Forts CT
Entry, &c.

WAsHISGTON, Aug. IL President Lincoln
is about proclatming certain Southern ports
not ports Of entry.
Capt Holly, Quartermastor Of Young DO
gus kentucky cavalry, has been arrested IN
non per t5Tmanca OF duty.
Fuel is very high and scarce.
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The Friyateer "y..t' na.is,"

BosroS, Aug. II The schooner Windw1f(
has al wed. Tne ita Davis captured her. u
well a the Santa Claus and AiVaTadO. Tn
Davis nut on board the Windward twenty
two oapIiveS, from various prizas and let he
20
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,D-"' toter'rT, or GBonaIA.-An officer a,
'A.own, IN r Liter TO the editors OF the
f' . speak Ia high terms II the worth
:, vi Io!qpitt. OF Georgia. lie says: " Our
vent march 10 the vicinity OF Newport
ana Hampton brought us into social
OHItih Intercourse with this officer. He
~ !m msdiat. command of the troops that
nom Yorktown, and by his courteous
aud mar ~ bearing commanded the
~ u all. lie ~ siuguIarly free from the
'''LS'ohs aud selt consequenc of command
-. ''".eFs, Yet hs "rhioits decis,on and firm
!, he4ng secort in command 70 General
sO4ri, We felt -hat If acc den. or misfor-
a.. t"ould deprive as of the brave and gal
=, 'sHofai. We should pot be left without
o-sA' Leader /! thu stoops have CHOICE,
rTec asa 'rg await bin"