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revolutionary condition.
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him, Tat ] made a secession speech at the
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who are eadea9oring to suppress the eEPrgs-
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the diab1lical schems Of coercion, which seems
70 have been resolved upon BY the Republican
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were expressed hv ne at that caucus, nur 1t
any other place or time. I spread last night
before thoos az ny fellow citizens who were
assembled together the fearful condition Of the
country, and the vet more fearful coalition
into which &c was being hurried by the uncOm-
promising spirs Of ths Republican party.
defended TIE cause Of the Union then as ! de-
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an hope Is gone There is no man within its
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Who would make greater sacrifices 10 It's be-
haif The present emergency has stirred up
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and in the whole course Of my life have
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THE HNEA Z FALLLNG BACK
HEAB .ALpts nrarA rr,rr

WASHINGTON, Sept. ..29. There was 8
long session Of the Cabinet To-day. McCIel.
Ian was present. A - 20
our p!ekets at the Chain Bridge are grad
ually advancing and forcing the enemy
slowly to Falls Church. The enemy N
great force is there Munson's and Mason's
Hill together with Upston's Hill are now
occupied hy our forces under, Gen. sMeDoV1
Inc rebels nave retired about four miles
back All the rebel entrenehments fronting
Arlington are abandoned, and now occupied
by Federal troops. It is reported that
Johnston, with q, 900 men il SHOWING from
Leesburg toward the river and the rebels
are pteshing large forces towards the ferries
in the ntaIghborhood Of Pooleville and down
the river toward Acquia Creek. The in5i-
cations are that they will cross the riverim-
mediately.
The weather is cold and prisoners state |
that the rebels are suffering from it.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3O.-The Bulletin
has special from Washington, which says
the rebels reappeared in force on the oppo-
site side of the Potomac, opposite Great
Falls to-day, and opened with battery of
8 pieces on Gen, fMcClellan's division Both
sides had been reinforced! 0ar batteries
opened and the rebels dispersed. THE fed
erals took possession of Lewinsville this 4.
NJ. the rebels retiring after light skirmish.
J A special dispatch to the Post says Our
troops across the Potomac are in fine spirits.
To-day Gen. Mcclellan is evidently taking
such precautions as to ensure the success of
any future movements that he may make
The prominent position at Munson's Hill,
Falls Church, and .Upton,s Hill " hioh were
so suddenly evacuated by the enemy, have
been strengthened by large bodies OF FEEDER
al troops Our men are now engaged in
terowing up strong dsldworks. The adj
vance of our army is slow and cautious.
aq 1t is5elieved hers that the rebel orces
are concentrating between Aqua Creek and
Manassas junction, with their right wing
on the Potomac. A messenger who has
inst arrived here from Chain Bridge, brings
= report that the enemy is in strong force
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FROM PRLLADELpHLA

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Ex-Governor Cur.
tin will issue proclamation prohibiting all
persons from raising volunteers in Penn,
otherwise than by authority from the Gov
ernor and especially forbiding the raising of
and also forbiding all citizens of Penn
from enlisting or attaching themselves to
such an organization, and warning all per.
sons that ia sdisobeying this proclamation.
they will be disregarding the orders of the
Government of the United States as well "a
their duties as citizens of the
commonwealth.
!. e estimated that 5000 Pa, volunteers
have already enlisted in other State regi-
ments.
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2.0N WASHINnnoN

FL> ny. Sept. 29.--EarIys tbi
WAsHlEe i oicke Dts from Gen. Smiths di
morning the l''g1 - ID now occupy Fall
vision aaVs sl";fhar this n-nr the preceding
CT 'ure .l,,,,s met with any opposition W hat
move The rebel army had, on Friday
ever, a. ed from the whole OF tnsIr posi-
night. reti. soc of Washington.
tions on the !. his side of Falls Church is
Upton's Hill. |. ~mong the points now
necessarily included @es. .-ss
held by the Federal foro ana MASON
The positions at Eunson. -peted views
Hills afforded the rebels unobsLl ~uses.-
of our Notifications and other del, had
There were no signs to show that they
ever mounted any guns. -as - - ---- !
Our troops are BOW so employed as, to |
show that they do not merely intended to
temporarily occupy their present position. |
The advance of Gen. Smith upon Falls |
Church from Chain Bridge was accompa-
MED by events of the most deplorable char
acter by some unaccountable accident. Col. |
Owens Philadelphia Irish regiment, in the
darkness of the night, mistaking for rebels
Col. Motifs battery, which was in advance, |
sustained by Col. Bakers California regi-
ment and Baxter's Philadelphia Zouaves and
Col. Freedmans cavalry, fired fullsvolly in
to the troops last mentioned, killing and
wounding large numbers. The Col. of the
regiment not knowing from whence the fir- |
inr came returned it with marked effect.
The horses attached to Motifs battery be- |
came manageable, and the tongues of the |
cassons were broken, owing to the narrow |
ness OF the road. Lieut. Bryant having |
command of the first section, ordered the |
guns to be:loaded with grape and canister, |
and soon had them in range of the suPpos- |
cd enemy, when word was semitic him that |
he was in the company Of friends. All |
was excitement, and some time elapsed be
fore the actual condition OF affairs was as
certai ned and confidence established Sew /
eral were killed and large number wound
ed. N@-i-
The most probable theory is, that the
rebels are making feint of retreat as they
did previous to the battle of Bulls Run,
with the view of drawing our troops into
ambuscade. This encampment shows that
they had az no time over 10000 men in
front Of Was Sngton.
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e1InoUfsEibrr, Sept ao.4zFhe gourhai has
reliable intelligence that Zollicoffer has la
ken Manchester, in Clay county, with great
destruction of property.
Judge Ventres, of Hardin county, was
arrested and committed on Saturday, for
aiding the rebellion
There is rumor that 600 Confederate
had had an engagement with 500 of the
10th Indiana half way between Bloomfield
and Bardstown. The result is rot stated.
The Confederate force under Humphrey
MARSHAL has disbanded and gone home. 90
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rom NE " lYORKG lCAPFURE or
Il REBEL PR VATEER

NEW YoRK, Sept. 20. Two stea mboats
from Fort PIckens arrIV ed here last night.
The priyateer Judas, NJ ,ountipp four TWEEN
V-lour pounoers anu one long pivot gun
was captured ana Dur ned on the oath by
an an e4peoltloh from, lie frigate Colorado.A
Inc ulAs was s.hetAc red near the Pensacola
WY stu anu el' er short engagement
was nrea ana desire 'yed. Four Of our men
were Kliled ana io' If wounded. Several reb-
els were Klliedr ne Colorado remained at
South West Pass. 1850 " '''A' aS9 -
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CORPORATION NOTICE

FOR ANKsID E-w4r
seps 1tn, And now it is hereby or6ar-lt
Ho aareeteq y the Common Council Of the civ ~
Ios fronting on or adjoining the esst Pa 95 o.
"a s Sssfees, between Seventh and Eighth ia N
su ctys cause the sidewalks thereon to III bT
~ lie proper grade. and that they causa -
MalK OF class number TO be laid down tI,sa
der. - t '"o Pp : ~ = OF this or
oPt. INbhs 1861. sop13
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UhDEK OF COUNCIL DIRECTTNG L0q1;
TO BE FTTTFD TO-

iii ~ ~ ny no" mere It appearing to the Common Com
Ri ~ ne Ne Odty OF Evansville, that Lot M ~ -
ssys Is 50 situated that water collects ami s
Y Tt liant thereon, and the owner or opners 81 5
ConncI nc directed and required by the sajI
Passeht water froul collecting ana fni iIi
of this order lays from the pass age
!, 1. Patrick Burke, Clerk Or fhe o,tyef Fv.,..;,,
couTIa.oy certify that The foregoing is trs AMI
80 ". 20 copy Of an order Of said Conncii ss anu
Iatss 20 oy 81 August, A. d. 1861 so far a. IL re-
'9Ies 20 the within named Lot sz - 70
IN witness whereof, have -iiersuato s,,t,.,I.a,
jsy sc anu an xsd The zeal ofsaid Civ this i9tb
eugiA PATRICK pffo
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FROM BOSTON

BosToN, Sept. 3O.--A letter from the
frigate Colorado at Fort Pickens, says the
boat expedition on the I4th inst, destroy
ed the rebel steamer Lady Davis, in PEN
sacola Harbor. She was commanded by
Commodore Renshaw, formerly of the Uni
ted States Navy.
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CORPORATION NOTICF

S.'DhN Foha PLANK sTDE-WAIR
oept q, IS6I.-And now il is hereby oy,lsra .,3
Fre1.ed by the Com mon Council Of the civ ~
lois tiise me owners Of all lots or paris N
in -; DetEeen Sixth and Franklin streets
sai CITY, cause 1he sidewalks theraoo ~ ~
5ide Wall - n9 proper grade, and that they cause
ai5 S s OF Class No. 2, with wooden c,1rb - -
cown t1eIeon within thirty days from tbe
CIsr.s V G1e ~ the order p BURKE, Clerk
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ORDER OF 00UNOII DIRECTING +, S -
TO BE FILLED y - -

eli ~ 10" mere It appearing to the Common Com,
Roc NE Ne Sa ~ Of EvansS ille that Lot No 10 H.
40 80 W. -, Lamasco, city of Fvansv;Ii' ~
81 luated nat water csIle is and Tanaai ~ 10
are bsreb ana the o~ ner owners of said T6f
oil to I'M nsasS ana required by the said Corn
ter water from collecting and ramsinine
this order '9 Hou Ihe passage of
do rssrlck Burke, Clerk o: the CITY of EVansvo
o neLeDy certify that the oregong "a a trns
on tba s9 ny OF an order of said Council passed
70 the within named Lot 0-' 30 iAi it relates
nv, "a witness whereof have hereunfe subzeriIod
pay OF August, A. d. 1861 'A'u 0i'y' TINS 18th
ees3 49,. PATRICK RnPKm
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CORPORATION NoTIeE

K p o R PLAHK sIDFw
September z, 1s6l.-And now II ts I,.ra1,. -. =
aug e lLsetea oy the Common Council Of t6 Cit ~
evansville that the owners Of all lots or nsrt ~
OF mary Street. between FrsniIfD AZ 4 ssvaah sue
t III san citys cause the sidewalks thereon "a b'
20 tne proper grades and that thev cause
WAX o. class No. 2, with wooden cnrb 10 -
1ia ao"n thereon within thirty days from tba ma
Clerks o ne Osoot r: BURKE. Clerk
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IRON LOHISHILLE

LOUISVILLE, Sept 29,-The corpse of
capt. Abbott of Columbus Ind, killed bv
mistake at Lebanon Junction, yesterday.
passed here this P. NJ, on tia was home TO
Jhio. The city is quiet. There is no reiia-
'le news from below. 81 r q
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FROM R4SHLNGTnM

WASHINGTON, Sept. Establishments
nm Gen. Richardson, Keys and Woods
IN 8. divisions, now occupy Munson's
Neing in command of Col Ferry.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-01


a. Leesburg, and tb, at their or1;-o s.
sition abora T one division having taken DO
low the cit's T" as nington and the other be.
liable b5t = : he statement is hardly cred.
near at ban = = certain important even & are
kee, yesterds The federal gun boat yam
of Freeston. ~ reconnoitered their batteries
found tbey Point on the Potomac u.se anS
The The i Pt deserted. '' ana
no draft 4esident has given assurances tba,
IN the ing for the army shall be resorteS 1 t.
urnis ~ es1 until all the Eastern States have
neD 414eu sneir inil quota Of the 100000
. = citizen Of Charleston, and his son have
,, ,tssa mere via: Nashville, bringing i'm
tsl! news. They were robbedlof ' an
s aglf Speele IN Tennessee. Before they left
-,D:l,l carolina, the peO2Ie were nsnic
stricken over the news of ltba rebsI P SaTl.
= Hatteras Inlet They declared that Ft ~
-ulnIer. or Confederate, troops have been