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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-20


Among other noble spirits who fell in
the recent battle on the Allegheny Noun
tains was a son Of Maj. J. W. Gordon, Of
Indianapolis-a youth of only sixteen years.
He was kind and affectionate boy, of great
promise, and his loss to his father viii prove
unusually affecting, as he combined in his
disposition the sweetness of temper so
characteristic of his mother, who died but
few weeks before. The indianapolis
Journal pays the following tribute to the
young soldier:
Major J. W. Gordon of the 18th Regu-
lars, learned yesterday that his son, Joseph,
a gifted and noble boy, was killed in the
battle in Western Virginia last Friday
The dispatch conveying the sad Intelligence
came from Col. Moody, so there is no con-
ISOLATION left in any doubt of its correctness.
Joseph enlisted in the 9th regiment as Col.
Ailroy's Orderly, and we believe retained
that position under Col. Needy when Col
Milroy took the command of the brigade.
He participated in the battle at Greeubriar,
where his GOODNESS and courage were con-
s9icuously displayed, and in all the service
OF the camp and field he showed himself a
soldier, and a man, in spite of his youth
and inexperience. The loss of this brave
end noble boy falls with double weight on
Major Gordon, following as it does 80 closely
on the death of his wife. He will receive
the sympathy of the whole community in
his great grief
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
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Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL.
XVII ooNGREss-FIRsT SESSION.

/
WASHINGTON, Dec i9.-SEEkTE.-Mr.
Wade presented petition from citizens of
] Ohio asking that John C. Fremont be sp-
pointed Northumberland.
/ The resolution of the House to adjourn till
the 9Th of January was taken ups without
| coming to any conclusion. Senate sd-
journed. a 8
HoUsE.-The bill to amend the act Of
| July last which grants 500 bounty to the
soldiers at the expiration of two years and
to those sooner houorably discharged by
reason of wounds and disability, so as to
extend its provisions to4those who entered
the service under the first procla nation of
the President and were similarly disquali-
fed The bill was, after debate, laid on
the table.
The House resumed the consideration of
the bill providing for the construction of
20 iron clad steam gun boats to be built
by contract or otherwise. as the Secretary
Of be Navy may deem best for the public
interest.
VaIlandingham offered and advocated an
amendment that the new gun boats shall
be constructed at the navy yards as far as
practicable or by private contract after Civ
ing ten days notice. Vsllandingham incl
dentally said 10 the course Of his remarks
ludb Kdtuct Suda yiolU tuS pt1uEAEaSo 14Su
we have held for years he was prepared to
meet the combined hostility of the world,
and this he believed TO be the sentiment of
the entire American people. Vallanding-
HAMS amendment was disagreed to and the
bill passed. &EA
Colfax from the Committee on the POST
Office, reported bill to promote the eff
cheney CT the dead letter Office based on the
recommendations of The p NJ. General in
his report.
On motion of Mr.. Washburne, the Conn.,
gnittee on Elections were instructed to in
quire and report whether any person hold
ing Office under the United States, and re-
ceiving compensation therefor, is at the
same time, holding seat here and reeeiv-
ing compensation as a member of the House.
A resolution was passed, directing an in
,quiry into the building of the Capitol and
Treasury extension, and whether the con-
tract is being faithfully performed and
whether the work cannot be done ct less
expense to the government.
Mr.. Colfax reported bill abolishing the
ranking privilege, the consideration of
which was postponed until the second Tues
day in January.
The Consular and Diplomatic appropria-
ton bill was considered and passed.
On motion of Mr. Holman, resolution
was adopted, instrueting the select Commit
tee on Contracts to inquire whether the
transportation of troops by railroad, was by
contract or otherwise, and calling on the
Secretary of War to furnish all orders rela-
five to the transportation of troops. Agreed.
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FoRT MONROE, Dec. 1e.-The steamer S.
R. Spaulding; which left Port Royal last
Sunday, arrived at an early hour this morn
ing. She stopped at Hatteras, leaving that
place yesterday, and brings mail and
passengers. Everything quiet at Hatteras.
Nothing has happened to disturb the usual
monotony there except the usual storms,
The schooner Charity, said to be owned
by Senator Simmons of Rhode Island, ar
rived at Hatteras on the 10th inst, with
an assorted cargo, including large proper
ton of Whisky. She also took Collector
to Hatteras, ana on arriving he procured a
building from the Commissary, which be
proposes using as a Custom House. The
Oharity's papers, however, were very ire
guar, and on the 17th inst, Capt. Warden
Of the Stars and Stripes, took the Charity
as a prize to New York
There is little news of interest from Port
Royal. The Federal troops have fully oc-
cupied the town of Beaufort. Large guam
titles of cotton continued to be gathered,
and brought to the coast.
By flag Of truce to-day, we have g
Richmond paper of this morning. We ex-
tract from it the following news:
NASHVILLE, l6, via NEW ORLEANS IT.
The Bowling Green correspondent of the
! . Mon and American says the Yankee adj
vance force of from to 5000 are at Green
River, with some artillery but have shown
no disposition to cross the river. They are
repairing the bridge.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS
NNBRREF1s s.6Es .V-0. 81.

Notice is hereby given that By Virtuo Of an Or
der Of sale and two executions Issued out Of the
office Of the Clerk Of tho Circuit Court and Court
Of Common Pleas Of Vanderb urgh county, two ia
favor of Preston Bros !, and one in favor Of VIM.
R. Preston and sgainst Charles DENLY and Others
and Thos- Redmond, will on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER S1st, 1901,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. n. and o.
clock, P NJ, Of said day, at the door Of the Court
House, In the City OF Evansville, Nanderburgh
county; Indiana, offer for sale at public auction
the rents issues and profits for term not nXs
ceeding seven years, OF the following described
real estate In the original plan Of tho city Of ET-
ansville, to-wit:
The southwesterly half or that part Of Lot. No.
two hundred and twenty-seyen (22I) ia the DOnR-
ton Enlargement OF the City Of Evansville, in
the county Of Vaaderburgh, and State Of Indiana,
which is bounded Is follows; beginning on Main
street, on the most southerly corner Of said Lot,
and running thence along Main street, Thrift
four feet, or thereabout, to the wall Of csrtaiu
brick dwelling, owned and occupied By John Hem
son. thence at right angles 60 Main street, QUO
hundred and forty. four feet, thereabout n the
alley IN rear of said lot thence along said alley
thirtyfour feet or thereabout TO the most westerly
corner Of said Lot No. 1T, aud thence % tho
place Of beginning, and should said rents and
proffs Of said real estate not sell for sum suf-
Gent 10 satisfy said writ and Costsi will, at the
zane time and place, oer for sale and sell the lee
simple of said premises.
GEORGE WOLFLIH, shoria.
N. g. johnson, Pits Atty.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. I9th.-The names of 800
secessionists have been enrolled at the Pro-
vost Marshals Office upon whom contriou-
tons are levied under Halleck's General Or
der No. "a, for the benefit Of the southwest
refugees. About so OF the most prominent
of these will be called on to- morrow for the
sums set opposite their names, varying from
one to $500, and the baaece will be noti-
fed as exieencies require.
1t is understood that Gen. Pope will send
a strong force Of cavalry to Lexington. The
main body OF his army is now en route for
Sedelia.
A train Of 10 wagons, ladened with cloth
ing, &C., for Price has been captured, in ad-
dition to articles previously reported
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PADuoAH, KY, Dec. 19.-Advices repre-
sent Humphrey Marshall is steadily ad.
vancing toward Lexington and meeting
with little or no opposition. Gentlemen
who left PaducAh on the 10th inst. say the
Federals had only 5000 men there; 10000
at Cairo aud Birds Point and roo at Smith
land.
A dispatch from Frankfort dated the 9th
inst, says that Gen. Crittenden was at
Cumberland Gap on Saturday with a large
force and that 5000 men at Morristown
would join him. 1t is feared that Gen.
Crittenden will invade Kentucky from that
point.
The Brownsville (Texas) Flag of the 2lst
ult., gives an account of an attack on the
city of Matamoras, by Gen. Carravsjal
He commenced the attack on the goth.
Great carnage took place and at the hour
the Flag went to press, both parties claim
ed success.
Gen. Floyd's army has been ordered to
Bowling Green, Kentucky. The removal
of this army to the far West, says the Rich
mond Dispatch, leaves a very large portion
of Virginia exposed to the enemy. The eff
feel upon the temper of the people, in the
exposed counties, will be extremely un-
toward.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. l9.-Dispatches received
at headquarters from Gen. Pope state that
after forced march yesterday he got be-
tween the enemy encsmped six miles from
Chilhowel, johnson county, 1900 strong,
and at Clinton, Henry county, but soon as
they heard of his approach they beat rap
4 i'd retreat towards Row Hill, Johnson
county, leaving all their baggage, arms,
munitions, papers, &C., in our possession.
Pope then threw forward ten companies of
cavalry and section of artillery in pursuit,
following with the main body of the army.
At Johnstown, Bates county, the rebels
being so closely pursued, scattered ia all
directions but mostly towards the South.
Pope then forced astrong cavalry reconnois-
ance through to within Is miles of Oseeola
and Intercepted and captured $50 of the
feeting rebeis, all their baggage, horses,
&c. GOther squads of IRON ten to fifteen
were taken, making the aggregate number
of prisoners about 800. No fighting is re-
ported to have occurred. Pope says the
whole of the country between Rose Hill on
the West and Grand River, South, is cleared
of the rebels
Price has only 5000 troops at Osceola.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. Is.-The Commercials
Frankfort dispatch says that advices from
Somerset state that yesterday morning at
daylight, Gen. Schoepf with all his force
marched out to attack the rebels. Zolli-
Golfer is in position on Fishing Creek with
5000 men and some artillery. Schoepf s
force consists of two Tennessee regiments,
Hoskins' Kentucky regiment, and the 18th,
31st, 35th aud ssh Ohio regiments, Stand
ards Ohio and Hewetts Kentucky batteries
of ten guns, four of which are rifed, four
smoothbore aud two Parrot guns.
ZollicoGer has no wagons on this side OF
the river, and but Indifferent means Of
crossing.
Gen. Schoepf was confident of whipping
him, with seine hope of capturing most OF
his men. The Tenneseesns led the column
Il is probable the battle took place yester'
day or to-day.
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fThe time here set down is adjusted to esstrae
hours. On the Biver there is variation according
TO circumstance.
Railroad Mail for Vincennes, 1erre Haute,
Princeton, Washington, Petersburgh.
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville. Indianapo-
lis, Cincinnati. Louisville ST. Louis,
: Cairo, Chicago, and other Northsrn, Eastern
AID Western points and Railroad Way Ofces,
overv dav except Sunday at.........-.... ga. N.
THURSDAY. and saturday rda s at
week except Sunday and Thursday.at M a. n.
Green RiUer hal flor Bowling; Green and
way points every Monday and Thurs
~. Yer,.oa Maj Qand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, aud Saturday NJ 81 A. n.
Nets Harniony Afaa every Monday, Wed
neBaay, and Friday at IA A y.
Rockport Mail (iand1 every Monday, We'd
ri Rssass az Ma f' way Z svory Friday
lPeteIsDuTgh letters, &C. come and go
By Railroad daily.)
Cspathiaaa Mai every Wednesday at y W NJ
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Eefiroad Nal, every day except Sunday at A. II
Arrives the night before, after once hou'A
LoWisrilEe Mail (riverl every Taegdays
Thursd ", and Saturday by oP.
FG9acah Mall, every day in the week exoepx
Sunday aud Thursday by ca.
Green ksiTef MeiL, every Monday End Thurs
Mt Fs1nom Mat CANDY every Monday,
wednesday, and Friday By SR NJ
Es,v Ras71soHg Mad, every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday by p -.
RookpoFe Mail (iaad) every Sunday at p. n,
and Wednesday and Friday at A. H.
(Arriyes the evening before, efter once
hours.l
Peters5urgh Hal way every Friday BY SO A. n.
Csis,tttaHa Bail every Friday ct z a. "A.
lArrives the evening before. after ofice hours.l
Sc Post Office opens at A. II. and closes at z
p n on week days. Delivery closes from TO 90
A. g. on week days during; the closing OF the
Railroad mail Once open from to s1& A. on the
Sabbath.
JAMES q. McE EELY, P. N.
EvansviIls, Ind, hay l, 1861. iuly22-ywc
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CINCLNYATI KARKET.

CINCINNATI Dec. l9.-Flour unchanged
and dull sales unimportant
WHEAT in moderate demand at s4@ss
for red 90(0e2 for white.
CORN dull at %.
OATS 80.
WHISKY in good demand ct 133.
Hoes in large supply; $4,000 received
in last "a hours; prlces lower; 1900 sold
at oo93 Is for the best; 90 was out
side rate at the close.
MESS PoRK declined to 0O09 %.
LARD 81 aud dull, with more sellers than
buyers; gut lard declined to &c.
BULK MEATS were offered at 24@3S.
GREEN MEATS 2(034.
COFFEE lc higher, and held firmly at 20
@2l.
SUGAn 6rmer at e10Io9'
MoLAssEs 42(943, ana in good demand.
EXCHANGE firm at prem. Money mar
ket easy for short paper at 10 per cent.
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The Lafayette Courier, of Tuesday even
ing, contains these paragraphs:
A regiment of Michigan Fusileers left
Marshall this morning. and will pass through
this city this evening, en- route for the seat
of war; One hundred and fifty horses aud
full battery of artillery accompanied the
regiment. ne
Col. Wilson returned from indianapolis,
this morning. The Fortieth is under march
ing orders and will leave for the seat of war
on Tuesday of next week. The regiment
lacks less than one hundred men OF the regu-
lation standard.
In the Indianapolis Journal, of Wednes-
day, we find the following:
The 33d Regiment has been provided with
excellent hospital quarters at Grab Orchard,
and the health of the men is improving
Colonel Coburn, who has been sick himself
at Covington, is recovering.
The Railroad Regiment-56th, Col. Smith
lis filing its ranks faster than any other
now on the stocks. The very best material
in the country is being put into it, and it
win be, what its officers intend it, a "crack'
Regiment.
-COWmisodiy 06ueIhi EtOucy WHO utiS
been to Missouri for the purpose of looking
after the welfare of the Indiana troops in
that State, and to bring home such remit
tances as the men desired TO send to their
families and friends, reports a great deal OF
sickness in all the regiments. He says there
are from eight to ten deaths day, and
that none of the regiments have over $50
or 500 men fit for duty. The health, how
ever, is improving, and when the winter
quarters are completed it will continue to
improve. The 9th, 18th, 22d and 25th
Regiments, and Frybarger's and Klaus's
batteries are at Upton and Syracuse, and
Rabb's battery at Leavenworth, Kansas.
General Stone brought with him from the
several Regiments the following sums of
money consigned to various individuals:
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PHILADELPHIA, December 19th.---The
Bulletin, of this city, has a statement given
by Union refugee from Richmond, who
escaped on the claim Of being a British sub
ject-that there was considerable Union
feeling there. The fugitives belonged to a
Union club, but their rendezvous being dis
covered, the. members were forced to scatter.
Twenty-Five thousand rebel soldiers we're
sick at Richmond.
The rebels have sunk hulks near Norfolk,
rendering al approach to it by water i'm
possible.
An attempt was made on Monday last, to
launch the Merrimac, but she stuck on the
way aud could not be moved up or down.
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BALTIMORE, December l9th.-The Rich
mond Examiner, of the 10th, says:
" We are assured that resolutions have
been introduced into Congress offering SYM
pathy to the people of Maryland, and urg-
ing such policy in the conduct of the war,
as to open the way for her admission into
the Coufederacy."
On Saturday last the Hastings Court, en-
tered an order directing that all free ne
groes be sold, who do not psy their taxes by
the January term of the Court.
The Confederate States bonds, of the $l5.-
coo, 900 issue, are quoted at 9s99s3.
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arrc1A1 10 connraclAL ApvERrlgEa.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-There is report
here this morning which is generally credit
ed, that lieutenant and four privates of
the National troops on picket duty at hit.
Vernon were shot during the night. A
regiment has been sent there this morning.
A Cabinet meeting was called fer to-day
at noon. The subject of consultation will
doubtless be the demands of the British
government in the Slideu and Mason affair.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY ;. lsg2.
a2tRRRKkR,s go 20. %.

Notice is hereby given, that BY virtue Of an
execution issued out OF tho office Of the Clerk
Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Vandsrburgh
County, la favor of n. q. Wbssisr, President OF
the Canal Bank for the Of said bank and
against OorydOu Garrett. Qmpleadsd with Elisha
s. BaboOck,) will on
MONDAY, DECEMBER Both, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4 O'Clock
P. of said day, 81 the door Of tho Court House
Ia the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh county,
indiana, offer tor sale at public auction the rents
and profits for term not exceeding seven years.
Of the following described real estate, TO Wit:
Tho northeast quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter, the southwest quarter, and the southwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section ten, t
the west half Of the west half Of the north west
quarter Of fractional section no. fourteen, G4
and the east half Of fractional section no. ~
teen, (l5) all In township no. seven ~ souih Of
range ten (10) west, Vanderburgb county, Ind lana
And should said rents and profits not sell for a
sum sufficient 10 satisfy said writ and costs, I will
OF the same time and place. oGer for Ealo and sell
the fee simple Of said premises-
GEOR3E WOLFLIN, s. v. g.
VIII -eeler b Iglehsrt, Pl'fs Atty's.
deczS5.25
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Eew YoRE, Dec l9.-At the Bank meet
ing to day all pending questions of accounts
with the Treasury department we're har-
mouiously adjusted.
Secretary Chase stated that TIE present
balances with the Associated Banks will be
sufficient tor the wants of the government
till the middle of January, before which
time he had confident expectations our
military and naval operations will give bril-
liant decisive results, and be did not DOUBT
that the question with Great Britain viii
have pacific solution. He made no pro-
position for further financial arrangements
at this time.
Exchange on London firm at ll0a0i11.
The Post says about $500, 600 goes for
ward in tho Africa.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The President
has recognized Carl Frederick Adair of
Gin, Consul Of the Greud Duchey of Mech
ienburg, for the Western States.
Geo. s. Fisher of San Francisco, mas been
appointed Vice Consul of the g. S. at Con-
erraga, Japan, vice E. II. Dorr Salary
$4,000 per annum
Capt. Robt. Haley of San Francisco is ap-
pointed U. S. Consul at Manzauilla, Mexico,
vice A. Morrill,.
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CORPORATiON NOTICE.
oRpnR ZOE paIok sIpn-wALK

Dec. 2, 1s6I.-Aud it is hereby ordered az
directed by the Common Council of the City
Evansville, that the owners Of lots los aud 100 in
the old plan OF the city o. Evansville, cause the
sidewalks in front thereof on second street, TO b.
brought to the proper grade. and that they Ceuse
eide walk of class No L, te be laid down thereon
and the trees to be removed from lid pavement,
within thirty days from the publication OF this
order. P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerkas QEica. Dacannhar II. 1861
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AFTERNOON REPORT.

The Queens Messenger in
Washington - No Official
communication yet-Gen.
Kelley pressing on to Win
chester-The War Feeling
in Halifax = Latest from
Port Royal-All Quiet
Southern News = Floyd's
Army gone to Bowling
Green.
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ST.. JOHNS, N. F., Dec. ls.-The steamer
America which left Queenstown 9Th, passed
Cape Race at / o'clock Wednesday night,
81 miles distant. The news boat reached
within half mile but evidently was not
seen, as the steamer left without being
boarded. The America took the place of
the Persia and will be at New York Satur.
day
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SDeciaI Notices.

Soldiers, .ssSe"fsOaa Pain, disease and
exposure, with a hot climate, muddy water aud
bad diet will be unavoidable, but armed with
HeLLowAY's PURIFYING AND STRENGTH
ENING PILLS, you endure all these and stu
retain good health. Only Is cents per box.
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CORPORATION NOTTOE.

DER FOR PLANK sIDE-w A L K 4.
December z, Is61.-And now it is hereby ordered
6nd directed by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting on or adjoining the east side
of Fulton Avenue from Eighth t. Ninth streets,
in said City, cause sidewalk q Glass No 2, to be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication of this order. P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office. Dec. 70. 1861
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o n FOR PLANK SID E. W L
Dec. 7th, 1S61.-And row it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the city {
Evansville, that the of all lots parJs
lots fronting on adjoining the east side of
Fulton Avenue, from Seventh to Eighth streets,
ia said City, cause sidewalk IF Glass No. q to be
laid dowu thereon within thirty days from the
publication of this order.
P. BURKE. Clerk.
CIarksa mica Dec 10 1861
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
nnER nd REpAlR RRIcK sIpE-wALK.

ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK SIDEWALK.
Dec. 7th, 1861 .-And now it is hereby ordered
ana directed by the Common Council of the city o.
Evansville, that the Of all lots or parts OF
lots fronting adjoining the east side OF
Fulton Avenue, from High to Third street, in said
city, cause che sidewalks i'll trent thereof 10 be
repaired within thirty days from the publication
of this order.
4. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks ONCE. Dec. ~. 1851.
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New YoRK, Dec. ia rumor prevails
that Secretary Chase received a dispatch
from Washington that iusti6es the belief
that the Trent affair viii be amicably ar
ranged.