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The national Republican., 1861-10-12
JTNITisD STATES MILITARY ROUTE
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS

On and after MONDAY, September 20, 1851, Pa
senger Trains between Washington and Baltimore
wiz ~" TRAINS l; MOVING NORTH.
Morning Express leavo Washington A, n.
Arrive at Baltimore at Is A. M; Philadelphia
1880 T. NJ; New York +. NJ. Harrisburg i.l5
p. NJ,
Morning Accommodation leave Washington ! 80
A. NJ. Arrive at baltimore 01O A. NJ; Philadol.
phia T NJ New York P. M.
Evening Express leave Washington 40 T. NJ
Arrive at BSltmors Tin, 40 r. M; Philadelphia $50
Evening Accommo alton leave Washington b.45
PM. Arrive at Baltimore 7.sO p. NJ. Harrisburg
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at ! a, NJ .; Phiiadelphia II 80
A: M baltimore S'46P NJ. Arrive at Washington
s 80 L. NJ
Leave New York tor. NJ; Philadelphia 1910 T..
a. a NJ p'''"0'e a, l." A''''' ~ N'"iOs''" ''''
Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore at $40 A.
NJ, and 7. NJ, and arrive at Washington 10 IS
A. NJ, and e.t6 r. NJ
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 80 A
NJ. aud 80 T. M , and Baltimore at S - A. NJ, and
2.ib r. ", make direct connections for Annapolis al
the Junction.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
iugton at b5 A. NJ. and L. NJ.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington ut A. N.
and 2.8nP NJ, and Baltimore at A. NJ, and 8. 10
p. NJ. will stop only al annapolis Junction and Relay
Way Passengers are requested to take the Accom-
inoddhOi TRANS or the Regular Tonnage Train, which
will have passenger car attached.
Trains will leave the Washington Depot promptly
All articles of freight mot contraband of war;
will be transported over the line, Regular TONNAGE
Trains will leave Baltimore at 4 A. NJ Leave Wash
BY order OF the Secretary of War:
r. +. MORLEY,
General Manager.
THOMAS Ii, CANFIELD,
Aaata
The national Republican., 1861-10-12
DOCKS FOR THE TINE.

SOUTH AND NORTH, by ABBOTT. Not only Oh,
OF the most valuable books for the times that ha,
appeared but, ike all the Atbotts cols Of tIaler
exceedingly fascinating as book for fies dc i,ai
ing Price, 81 90 bound paper, so cents
THE PROGRESS OF SLA VERY ~ THE ENi2ti'
STA rFS, by WESTON. An invaluable work ter rc'
erence, finely written. Price 10 cents
THE LApE-CAICIfER CAUGHTLS THE NEHft
or ETERNAL LAW. A very able Tract ltr lh'
Times. Single ~ cents I; 81 90 dozen
HELP ERS IMPENDING CRISIS Or HfE sem
Price, cloth, 81 90 paper. 90 cents w
CHIMES OF FREEDOM AND UNION, Pa
trio,io Poems for The times, by viii tIgr Holmes
Bryant, Mrs Sgouruey, and may n'hers. to'
lectsd BY a lady, and printed ut the " RtrT 81 .
Press Just the work to interest every man and We
man, and to awaken patriotic spirit. Single
y liberal disc unit on all th' above by the quna
tity Siugle copies rent by mail free Of pcsta Il.
W. ''' q LIGHr.
octs-t Ne Il CUrLhill Boston.
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Tho Cry is, st,lI they Come I

And all we Dan hear is, Ewsr war I war -
But for my part avn tired ei the old ttory Of war.
But oh Mis-. Brown, have you heard the very
latest newsS No. Why, SMITH, No. 4e0 Seventh
street, has just received a new stock of FALL
CLOTHING of every description, and he Offers to
sell them ut such low Prices. They say he has =
knack Of selling his goods at lower rales than the
other stores. How he does It, do not know But,
for my part, can assure you, Mrs. BroSn, that he
markably low prices. advise all to call at
SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh street, opposite Post
Once and look at his New Stock, and they will be
convinced that what Mrs. Jones said, Ia so.
aug 3O-0m IL -
The national Republican., 1861-10-12
FROM CAIRO.

Cairo, October s.-A deserter from Gen. Pill.
lows forces at Columbus, KY, arrived here
this morning. He reports the total rebel force
there AS 10000, commanded by Gen. A. 5. John.
son. They are tortifying the town on all sides,
in an anticipation of an attack from our troops.
They have u large quantity Of cannon of all
sizes. Gems. Polk, Pillow, and Cheatham are
there in command of divisions. They are plan.
ming an attack on Paducah.
The expedition which left Birds Point yes
terday, went only to Charleston, and will prob
ably return tomorrow.
A member of company X, eleventh Illinois,
was killed to-day while attempting to break
guard.
The grand jury, to-day, refused to find bill
against Kelly, the correspondent of the st.
Louis Democrat, who shot DR.. Patterson in an
affray at this place some weeks ago.
Cairo, October lO.-The picket, six in mum.
ber, of The fourth cavalry regiment, stationed
four or five miles from Paducah, were attacked
by II large body of rebels this morning. Two
of them were mortally wounded and taken
prisoners, with all their horses and equipage.
The enemy had divided their force, and in
the excitement, fired on each other, and then
fed, each party taking the other for our cav.
airy.
A deserter from the rebel camp at Columbus,
KY, who arrived here to day, reports that
their forces at that point number 10000.
The national Republican., 1861-10-12
FROM FORTRESS MONROE,

Fortress Monroe, Oct. TO- Commodore Colds
borough arrived here from Washington this
morning.
There WAS an alarm in Hampton Roads last
night, which, by the way, was the darkest and
stOrmest of the season. Two rebel steamers
came down the James river, doubtless with the
intention and hope of running the blockade,
under cover Of the darkness, but finding their
movements observed they withdrew.
The national Republican., 1861-10-12
Hali's Patent Drinking and Fiiterine
Tubea for 70 Cent Each.

Now that the fall rains are riling our rivers
and streams, we would advise all our military
friends to procure one of those ingenious and
practical little instruments, which no soldier
should be without, rs it perfectly filters the
water from insects, &C., thereby rendering It
healthy. You can also purchase rubber blan.
capes, rubber horse covers, and cap covers,
boots, shoes, 30, 60, at nanyfacturer's prices,
at the India Rubber Warehouse, No. 30S Penn.
sylvania avenue. between Ninth and Tenth
streets. sep Soft
The national Republican., 1861-10-12

NF A X AIS SALE.-In Virtue OF a.
lNl writ of ieri facias, issued from the Clerks
Office ofthe Circuit Court of the District Of Colum
on TUESDAY, the 18th Of Octo6er, CONNER Dcing at
10 O'Clock A. M, for cash, at the store room o,
l8S, in the City Of Washington, the following goods
and chat tells to wit lot of ladies, and chill
dren Shoes Lot of Drawers lot OF lass Cases, and
lot of straw Mattings seized and levied upon the
goods and chattels of Charles Wermau, and will be
sold 10 satisfy udicias No to October term 1851
in favor of james Riordan. also rent due y. G. Rob
bins. WARD II. LAMON,
oct I'd u. s. Marshal, ID. T..
The national Republican., 1861-10-12
Sent Back.

Mary Lynch was discharged from the work
house about nine O'Clock yesterday morning,
and before eleven O'Clock she had found her
way back to her old rendezvous in Goat Alley,
where, after imbibing considerably, she became
drunk and disOrdery, when Patrolman Beall
made hts appearance, who took her before
Justice Barnaclo, who ordered her to be sent
down again. On the way back, she became
very obstreperous, breaking the buggy she was
in to a very great extent.
The national Republican., 1861-10-12
EXPECTED ATTACK ON PADUCAH, KENTUCKY
OUR TROOPS PREPARED.

CHICAGO, October 9.--The Cairo correspondent
of the Tribune says advices from Paduoah rep
resent that the troops there are preparing for
the reception ofthe rebels, who, In heavy force,
are said 10 be advancing against that place.
The women and children have been sent away,
and everything indicates an approaching strug'
gle.
General McClernand will issue tomorrow a
proclamation closing all the drinking and gam
bling houses in Cairo.
The national Republican., 1861-10-12
BY TELEG RAP E.
--
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Ne,o York, October 1.-THE steamship Asia,
from Liverpool on the 2sth of September has
arrived off Sandy Hook.
The American squadron had left China for
the United States, with the exception of one
small vessel which remained there at the ear.
nest request Of American merchants. At the
last accounts, she had suddenly gone to Shang.
hal, where, it was reported, a schooner was
fitting out for privateering (or piratica) pur.
poses.
London.-Consols, on Friday, 93t@9l4.
SECOND DISPATCH.
1t is again asserted that the Pope is Ill, and
more seriously so than ever. His danger is
imminent.
1t is reported that an attempt was recently
made to assassinate Archduke Albert, near
Vienna, but the bomb exploded too late.
There are runners Of an approaching confer.
ence between Kossuth and other Hungarian
notabes, relative to the affairs of Hungary.
Spain has refused to acknowledge any sove-
reign of Naples but Francis II.
1t is expected that the italian Minister will
soon leave Madrid.
LATEST.
Paris, September Is The frigate Astrie goes
to reinforce the French fleet off Antilles.
The prelminaries to the treaty between
England and Spain for intervention in Mex.
leo had not yet been signed.
The national Republican., 1861-10-12
uEADQUARTERs FOR CLOTHING, :,
IL Hats, and Care, at SMIFh'S, No. 46o Seventh
street. oct 3-lm
uKnNGEmENT OF THs MAILS

n NFNNVhmFWT OF' III y WAILS,
n AT THE WASHINGTON CIrI Posr ORFIcE.
The Northern Mad closes at O'Clock and at O'Clock
7. III daily and arrives at 6.l0 A. N. and +. 81.
daily.
The Weste7n Mad closes at / O'Clock T. NJ. and ar
rives at 1880 O'Clock A. M, daily.
The Northwestern Mad UlOses At O'Clock and at
O'Clock T. M, daily and arrives at 6.l0 A. NJ. and
Z. NJ, daily.
The Alexandria Mail CLOSES at 490 Z. Nj; ana ar
rivts at O'Clock p. Nj.
The Office will open fordelivery at s clock A NJ.
daily, and close at so =. NJ, daily, except OH bun
day, when it will open at and close at 10 O'Clock
NJ, opening again at p. M. end remaining open
Ill +. III. LEWIS CBEPHANE. p
The national Republican., 1861-10-12
LOCAL NEWS.
To AAvertleefs.

Nearly TEN thousand copies Of the Repub.
l;con are circulated among the floating popula.
ton every day, besides tbelsrge number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly. "
The national Republican., 1861-10-12
sv,,d.u Desth,

Miss Molle H. P. Winder, a highly accom-.
age, died quite suddenly, at the residence Of
her father, of heart dis sase, on Thursday. The
deceased was the seonnd daughter Of Charles
II. Windsr, ESQ.,, who rs now incaroerated 10
the military prison, corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Thirteenth street.
The national Republican., 1861-10-12
DIED.

On the morning Of the llth instant, WILLIAM
FisHBAUaB, in the 23d year OF his age. His
friends are invited to attend his funeral At
O'Clock P. M. to-day, ut the residence Of W. G..
Deale, Esq, on street, near the corner Of
Fifth street. "..
The national Republican., 1861-10-12

NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE,
IN WAtMIsGToN, ID q Oct. 7, 1861.
Proposals will be received at this office until the
18th instant for
2l 900 lbs best Ipgot Copper,
5000 Banca Tin
900 " Slab Zinc,
10 boxes \ d Tin.
To be delivered ut the Washington Navy Yard
by the lst of November next.
8. BROWN,
oct SLOT Navy Agent
The national Republican., 1861-10-12

SPECIAL NOTICE-SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leave Washington at $50 p. NJ, for New York
and Philadelphia,
From New York and Philadelphia, arriving In
Washington at 8,l0 A. M
+. MORLEY,
uly"a General Manager.
The national Republican., 1861-10-12

Brigadier General Pierce, of Freetown, Mas
sachusetts, is private In Fletcher Webster's
regiment.
The national Republican., 1861-10-12

I,UUND,-Two Fife, having the n"m'
L of FiIe Major EObiTson engraved on Ihcm The
owner can obtain them by calling at Martin O"r
Der stop, No 40! Seventh street near til" rn"r "i
II street, and proving property anu paying charge
oct ll-3*
The national Republican., 1861-10-12

NOTICE.-The young gentlemen who
~ took sundry articles Of Clothing and gloves
as they were passing out of the restaurant Of Mr.
Dormsn, No. 35e Seventh street. are requested to
return them within three days, or they will be prose
cuted according to law they return the articles
within that time, they vii. not be exposed.
October ., 1851. oct 3-tf
The national Republican., 1861-10-12
NEARK YOUR CLOTHlNG,-Do no,

MARX YOUR CLOTHING !-DO not
wi have washerwomc lose your shirts, COLLAR.
stockings, and fannels. Go to the EXCELSIOR
MARKING PLATE COMPANf'S AGENCi,
474 Seven h street. Econ No 8, up stairs, ard get
bottle Of PIemium Inde!ible Ink ard Brush, with Il
silver Stencil Plate. Ink warranted. No bra 50
plates are manufactured.
n. ball kinds of Engraving, Large Alphatets,
Figures, &c exocnted TO order, with neatnc and
iisi atch. Don't forget the number-i74 Seventh
street near f. OCt1-lw
The national Republican., 1861-10-12
WASHINGTON ARSENAL,

" SEPTEMBER 81, 1851.
Sealed proposals., to be endorsed " Pro- 2oeals ior
Coal" will be received at the Office of the command
ing ofieer Of this arsenal until 10 A. N of the 10Th
of October next, for furnishing $50 tons Of Cumber
land Coal, best quality Run Of tn, mine " suitable
for biacksmtls and s;ean, engine use, and equal In
quality to that previously purchased, which will be
shown on application. The whole TO be delivered
and stored away In the coal house adjacent to the
wharf at this arsenal Mt the expense of the con
tractor. GEORGE D. RAMSAY,
sep 30 1t Col, COMMANDING
The national Republican., 1861-10-12

NEW YORK PRICES FOR ALL KINDS
~ OF ClO,hing, Hats Gaps, Trunks, Val SEES shirts
Collars, and Ties, at SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh
street oppoate Post Office oct t-lm
The national Republican., 1861-10-12
QY WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctioneers.
pY GREEN & WILLIAMS. AuotIon.or

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, CAR
RAGE, TIV0-HORSE WAGON, LARGE LOT or
GEAR, de-, DE-, At AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, the 18th instant, we shall sell,
In front Of our store at 10 O'Clock A. NJ large lot
Of new and second hand Furniture, viz
Sofas, Chsirs, Washstands, Bedstcada, and Tables
Feather Beds and Bedding, Hair aud Shu9k Mat.
tresses
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Large lot of Stoves
One excellent Two horse Family Carriage, and
Double Harness
One Two horse Wagon and Double Harness
With large lot q other articles, which we deem
unnecessary to enumerate.
Terms cash.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
oct l1-2t AuGtioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-10-12

A TTENIION SUTLERs!!-AIl Kinds of
n Stencil Plates, Alphebsts, Figures, &C FOR
COMPANY's AGENCY, 47l Seventh street, Room.
No. 3. oct 7--iw
The national Republican., 1861-10-12
Shooting Case.


As one of the Metropolitan patrolmen was
passing near Dr.. Hawes' farm, late on Thurs
day afternoon, he heard a gun fred and the cry
Of murder proceeding from u small brick house
near the road. He Immediately went to see
the cause, and found a soldier bleeding about
the head from charge Of shot. There were
only woman and boy in the house, and the
soldier charged the boy with firing the gun.
Pretty soon crowd of dozen or more excited
soldiers surrounded the officer and boy, and
had their knives drawn and were acting very
violently when another patrolman arrived, and
also an officer of the regiment to which the sol.
diers belonged. Finding the boy had fed to
the upper part of the house, pursued by the
soldiers, this officer drew his sword and follow.
ed, accompanied by the patrol men. They ar
rived just Ms the boy had been dragged through
a scutte, and was down, with several knives
uplifed above him. The officer sprang for
ward and threatened TO cleave the skull of tho
first man who touched the boy or prevented
the policemen from doing their duty. His firm.
ness calmed the infuriated soldiers, and the boy
was arrested and taken before Justice Barna.
clio, where he gave his name as John O'Dwyer.
After preliminary examination, he was com
mitted to Jail for a further hearing.
The national Republican., 1861-10-12
The barney Divorce Caso-An Exciting
Scene,

This case was continued before the Orphans
Court yesterday, by the examination of Mrs.
steele, a sister of Lieutenant Barney, and Mrs.
Barney, bis mother, both Of whom testified
strongly in his favor, after which Mr.. Dayidge,
counsel for Lieutenant Barney, endeavOred to
impeaoh the testimony Of the Frenoh nurse,
Alexandrine Parfait, as givon some days since,
by thatof Mrs. Barney. The Court, however,
refused to allow this to be done, on the ground
that the proper foundation for this had not been
laid when the witness was on the stand. Mr..
Davdge thon asked leave to present new facts
In relation to this matter, suol rs would pc
assented to by Judge Purcell; and, 1t being al.
ready near four O'Clock, the court adjourned
until II o'clock this morning.
Shortly after the court had assembled = ester.
day morning, and rs Mrs. Steele was giving in
her testimony, Mr.. Linton, one Of the counsel
for Mr.. DeKrafft, took a position almost dt ect.
ly IN front Of Mrs. Steele as Is asserted, for the
purpose Of hearing more distinctly, aud OF
Watching the countenance Of the witness, upon
which Mr.. Barney, who held paper in his
hand, advanced towards Mr.. Linton In mena.
cling manner, exclaimin ng tba the wouldn't stand
his actions-he had no right thus 10 watch the
witness"-at the same time appealing to the
court and shaking the paper over the head o
heavy cane from the table near him, with
which he rose and pursued Mr.. Barney, the
latter drawing arevolver from MIS- breast pocket
rs he retreated, the handle only of which was
visible. MIS-. otceie here Sot UetWeeH tuo ooh
batants, and the court ordered tho arrest Of
both parties, but countermanded the order
after Mr.. Barney had apologized to the court
for his conduct. He then handed his revolver
to Mr.. Davidge, and quiet was restored.
After the court had adjourned, further trou
bic was apprehended, and Mrs. Barney, the
mother of Lieutenant Barney, obtained pos ses-
sion of the revolver, which she carried in her
hand until she had emerged from the building,
which Mr.. Linton, with his friends, had loft
some time previously-Mrs. HerneY taking the
lead, followed by her son. .S~
The national Republican., 1861-10-12

GREAT RUSH TO SMITHS, NO. $50
" Seventh street, TO SEQ his rev stock OF Fall
Clothing. Trunks, Hats, and Caps. oct i'm
rTN HE PkOPLE'a Ci.OI DING STORE.
l. No. 400 Seventh street 10 the place TO buy your
Clothing, Trunks, Hats, ana Caps oct Sim
T IBERTY PUBLISHING OFFICE,
IL SI COrnhiII, Boston.
Any valuable publication concerping sLAvLLI
the WAR or any other great qu' s'iou OF The IirCs
furnished by Mail, free OF postage, at he Pubs!
lowest prices.
Boston and New England Agency for the N0t,mai
Re- utiicon, at this office Daily SO 30 year week
SO co. baye already a large list Of subscribers fVr
this valuable Washin gton paper
All books in the Boston market fur he'd by II All
postage free, on r,CripL Of The price Sub. cIptops
received for all valuable reviews, magazines ami
newspapers Address,
CIV LIGHT,
octs-i No Il COrnhill, Boston
The national Republican., 1861-10-12

CTRAYED OR ST IOLEN from the ow ncI.
= September 2lst, a large, dark brindle cow. $40
reward will be p i'd TO the person who can give in
formation of her whereabouts return her to III
south street, between Ninth and Tenth, on the
Island. Get i-lw'
Ora N ID ADVANCE OF THE ARMY.
" hut SMITH has not advanced the price OF his
Clothing, which he has just received and is selling
Off at tuch remarkable low prices. Give me a cali
and satisfy yourselves o. the great bargains that are
now offered every day Il SMITHS NO 400 Seventh
street oct Sim
EOME AND SEE OUR NEW STOCk
~ OF Fall Clothing, No 4to eventh street.
oct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-10-12

The affair, which was hastily arranged, was
one of much interest and enjoyment to those
who participated in 1t, and the party separated
at late hour.
The national Republican., 1861-10-12

I OST.-A small black Valise, contain
Il ing Clothag, 10 The finder will be rews rded
on leaving 1t at Clay's Hotel, for
oct l2-3,* W. II. COPELAND
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-16

New York, November l5.-The steamer
Champion brought $s75,oo0. Among the
passengers were Senator Nesmith, General
Sumner, Lieut.. Col. Merchant, Capts. Judd,
Booth, HendricksOn, Stewart and Windert,
Lieuts. Gilbert, Dandy, Hardin and St.
Clair, and roo men of the Sd infantry.
Ex-senator Gwyn was also passenger
under arrest.
a The steamer OoatzAeoaleos, from Port
Royal Wednesday, -hov.. Is, ?. n; arrived
here last night. The troops had all been
landed, and the stores and ordnance from
the various vessels of the fleet were being
rapidly discharged. A number of trans
ports would soon be ready toIeaEe 1t was
rumored that the Uuion pickets on the OPP
posite side of the Island near the Savannah
ferry had been attacked by the rebels.
Reinforcements were being sent from the
fort. The Federal troops would take for
NAL possession of Beaufort on Thursday, the
I4th
The Coatzaeoalcos passed the gun boats
Monticello and Connecticut on the 18th of
Frying Pan Shoals, bound South
Senator Gwyn, Calhoun Benham, aud J.
Brent, of California, were arrested as tue
q ncle Sam was entering The bay of Pana-
ma, by order of General Sumner. Papers
compromising. tuetn " tIu seceSslonlslS were
found aboard. Some.of Gwyuis friends ct
Panama, applied to the Governor to aunul
the arrests, on the ground that they were
made in New Grenadisn waters, and that
the Government has no right to transport
political prisoners over their territory
General Herrau, who was an intimate trend
of Gwyn, also used his influence. The
Governor issued orders prohibiting the con-
Veyancs of the prisoners across the 18th
mus, and large force Of soldiers was sent
TO the station 10 repuise them, as soon as
landed. The q. S. Consul went on board
the Uncle Sam. 1t was finally decided that
the prisoners should be allowed to cross the
Isthmus, as such, and the question of fur
Their arrests, be referred to Washington.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-16
PITTsBURG, Nov. z5.---River Z feet by
the pier mark and falling. Weather wet

BALTIMORE, Nov. I5.-The Old Point
boat has arrived here Charleston papers
of the 18th state that Gen. Lee is making
extensive preparations to defend Beaufort,
and that the place is not occupied by Gen.
Sherman that the negroes are engaged IN
moving cattle and other property, and that
two Yankee gun boats are1agronnd near the
village. The Charleston Courier says there
is but little cotton stored at or near Beau
fort.
Messrs. Hope & Baird, who reside on Hill
ton. Island, set fire to every bQilding on
their premises, and their crops leaving a
mass of ruins behind. The guns of the
Lady Davis and Huntress have been placed
in battery at Fort Royal ferry, under com
mand of Com. Doniphant, where a stand
will be made. a ~. s7a5 sts % ~
A large number of families have left Sa-
vannah for the up-country. On Saturday
last, according 10 the Charleston papers,
there were no signs of Sherman taking pos
session of Beaufort. The Rutledge mount
ed rifemen started Tor Beaufort Sunday
morning. A detachme atlof mounted rifles,
of Col. Clingman's North Carolina Regi-
ment, was also on the way.
The Charleston Mercury condemns the
manner in which the Confederates have pre-
pared for the emergency.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-16
SPECIAL no TEE cINc.TNAr1 eAzErrr.

INDIANAPoLIB, Now 1.-THE Governo r
has ordered the cavalry company Of Capt.
Moreauto Gen McQook as q body guard
They are wen armed aud equipped
G. L. Murray, the Senator FROM Elkhart,
has been appointed Quarternaster of the
Forty-eighth Regiment. He was private
ia the three mouths service.
W. w. Daley IS appointed Major Of the
22d Regiment, vice Gordon Tanner deoeas-
ed. Edwin r. Lewis is appointed Abide
Camp TO BFIgadier-GeB. Lew. Wallace.
The Post Office will be removed TO the
new G6yernment Building in few days.
1t is one Of the best and most commo-
dipus houses ia the, Union
Yop need not be surprised If you see the
Guthries msrehiag through yopr. streets in
few days. 7tT I5f4 $50
Several Parrot gqus were trece5Fed mere
to-day.