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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-25
FROMALBANY.

ALBANY, Sept 24.-The Republican
State Central Committee met here to-day.
The following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted.
Resolved, That in the opinion OF this
COMMITTEES, at least 800, coo men shonld be
enrolled for the war at the earliest possible
day, and that this State should furnish at
least 100, 900 OF that number.
Resolved, That the Executive Committee
be instructed to aGopt the most vigorous
measures by meetings and through the
press and otherwise, to arouse the people to
the Importance Of supporting the govern
ment with men and money in the present
emergency.
Re'otrea, That we earnestly recommend to
the General Government the propriety of
giving to each volunteer, hereafter enlisted,
either $50 of the bounty promised to the
soldier at the termination of the war, or one
months pay in advance, at the time of his
enlistment.
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FROE MISSOURI

Ro1LA, Mo-, Sept. 24.--The correspond
ent of the St. Louis Democrat furnishes the
following items:
Last night, Mr.. Holland of Springfield
arrived, having left there on Friday last.
He is the man who took General Fremont's
modification of his Proclamation through to
Col. Taylor. he reports Lieut.. Williams,
of the 18th Ill, on his way with seven wag-
ons loaded, with DR.. Davis and, about SO
wounded men, which Col. Taylor allowed
to come, and will probably sarive to-mor-
row night. This leaves about 100 still in
Springfield of our wounded, of which 100
are able TO come to Rolla, if they had only
means of transportation. Many of the rebel
ofi,ers oppose our wounded leaving.
DISPATCHES were received on Thursday
last at Springfield to the rebels, that Multi
gan surrendered without gun being fred,
taking 81 pieces of artillery, 5000 stand
of arms and 1000 prisoners, Boonville is
also taken and Price was marching on
Jefferson City. This is the way recruits
for the secession army are got.
Mccullough and his force of about 1000
dissffected- Arkansas and Texan troops was
confidently believed to have left the State
going South,
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TWELVE REQTxrvTs ON A MYsrEsloUs

TWELVE REGIMENTS ON MYSTERIOUS
DEzTINATIoE.-The New Post of Wednes-
day, speaking of twelve regiments passing
through that city in fourteen days, says
Unusual reserve is manifested on the part
of the military authorities in regard to the
destination of these regiments. The three
which left so suddenly on Saturday evening
the Sd Rhode Island, the 9Th Maine and
the Sd New Hampshire-areA understood to
have been at least part of coast exPedi-
ton which has, for a considerable period,
been projected and the destination of those
which have since departed, though noni-
nally for Washington, is a matter simply
for speculation. The oficers-those TO whom
information of future movements is gener-
ally confded-profess to be entirely igno-
rant in this respect; and the remark, in
substance, "that even the commandant of
regiment no longer knows where he is go
ing" is not uncommon. ~
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stations OF the Indiana Troops.

Stations Of the Indiana Troops.
i residents of this city have friends in
.Simost every Indiana regiment now in the
Geld, to whom they may desire to send let
ters, we copy from the Indianapolis Journal
she stations of the Indiana troops in active
service outside of the State. We shall cor
rect it from time TO time as the several regi-
snsnts move from one position to another
Tth Acknowledged Dumont-Cheat
Mountain Gap Headquarters, Huttonville,
Virginia.
9Th Regiment-Col. Benton-St. Louis,
Missouri.
9th Regiment-Colorel Milroy-Chest
Mountain Gap Headquarters, HuttonTille,
Virginia.
18th Regiment-Col. Wallace-Paducah.
I2th Regiment-Colonei Linck-Hy atts-
town. Maryland
18th Regiment-Col Sullivan -Cheat
Mountain, Virginia. Headquarters for let
ters for the regimeut--Huttonville, Ran
lolph county, Virginia.
i4th Regimeut-CoI Kimbsll- Western
Virginia,
18th Regimeut-Gol. wagner--Ws steru
Virginia. Direct letters and papers. to l4th
and 10Th regiments the same as to the 9th,
as above given.
leth Regiment-Col. Hackleman-W Wash
ington City.
18th Regiment-Col. Hascall-We Western
Virginia. Direct letters to the same post
Office as given for the 18th Regiment.
The 18th, l4th, 18th, and Tin Regi-
ments are scattered ct different points
among the vallies and heights OF the Cheat
Mountain range. The post Office address
for all these regiments is Huttonville, Va.
@leth Regiment-Col. Pattison-Jederson
City, Missouri.
10Th Regiment-CoI. Meredith-Kolara-
ma Heights, Washington City.
goth Regiment-Col. Brown Jockeys
Vile, Maryland. Cockeysville ia the head
quarters of this regiment, but it is stretch
ed along the railroad between Baltimore
and Harrisburgh for eight miles or more.
2Ist Regiment--Col. McMillan--Locust
Point, near Baltimore. Post Office address
of the Regiment, Baltimore, Maryland.
22d RegimeEt-Col. Davis-Jeferson
City, Missouri.
lad Regiment-Col. sanderson-St
Louis, Missouri.
24th Regiment-Col. Hovey-st. Louis,
Missouri.
25th Regiment--Col. veatoh-st. Lonis,
Missouri.
2eth Regiment-Col. whsatly St. Louis,
Missouri
CAVALRY.
Capt Bracken's Company Western Fir-
ginia Post Office address, Huttonvilie
Capt Stewards Company-Westeru virs
ginia. Post Office address, Weston.
Lieut.. Col Scott Carriers six companies Of
the lst regiment of Indiana Cavalry--Balti=
more, Nd.
Col. Bakers eight companies of the Isl
regiment of Indiana Csvalry-St Lonis,
Missouri.
ARTILLERY.
Capt. Frybarger's Company Isl Louis,
Missouri
Capt. Klanss' Company-St. Lonie, Au.
Capt. Rabb's Company, St. Louis, Mo.
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FRoN RAsRLNGToN

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 24.-Ths gallant de-
Tense of Col. Mulligan is the theme of ad-
miration among the distinguished military
men. 1t was not until late last night, when
a telegram was received from Gen. FIRE.
mont, that the rumors of the surrenders
were fully though reluctantly believed~=
The latter while informing the Department
that he was on the eve Of starting with a
heavy force, expresses the hope that he will
be able to disiodge the rebels from their po-
sition at Lexington. Tue deepest interest
continues to be everywhere manifested con-
corning that point.
The War Department has determined to
yacate the offices of Quartermasters,
Commissaries and other officers, who fail to
respond promptly and file their bouds and
present themselves for active service.
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HxsArn's DISPATCH.

A close reconnaissance to-day developed
the fact that the rebels are extending their
lines of Publications from Munson's Hill to-
ward Springfield Station and Alexandria.
They have TWO large earth works in pro-
gress of erection at Mason's Hill, directly
south Of Munson's Hill, commanding the
Columbia turnpike, surrounded by deep
ditches.
Recently released prisoner from Richmond
represents that the Union prisoners there,
who are wounded, ase maltreated by rebel
surgeons, who perform amputatioDs and
capital operations where there is not the
slightest need, nearly all resulting fatally.
The only persons showing humanity toward
prisoners are Georgians and Louisianians.
The treatment of Virginia Unionists is sta
ted to be infamous.
Sixteen officers, including one Colonel
and forty privates, had escaped. Four hun
dred prisoners were sent to Baton Rouge
this week, and it was intended to send all
south to prevent escape. Many were sui
fering for want of clothing. Gen. Scott
was to send them some
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RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

Families Of Volunteers In need of Relief, will
make application to the following gentlemen
First Ward-A G. Hallock,
Second Ward-G. W. Mcbride
Third Ward-Christ Acker,
Fourth Ward-Wm. Hoffman.
Fifth Ward-A. Refs,
Sixth Ward Victor BiscI.
Seventh Ward-Mr. Jones,
Eighth Ward &c. Fl. Rocker,
Ninth Ward-Jno E. Glover,
5uburbs-Edward Burtis and Jno. Wayman.
To facilitate the istrihution, the Commit tee has
occurred Store on Locust Street, between First
.fnd Second, where the orders for goods will DO
eived on Tuesdays, Thursdays. aud Saturdays,
nom seven TO twelve O'Clock.
CitzsnE from the city and farmers who will
Ieave provisions and other articles necessary for
relief at the store on Locust Street or at Philip
9ec6srs will through the ASS ociation, receive the
.hanks Of ths destitu families of err volunteers
Those who desire to give the OF vacant houses
tF teaemenfs for these poor families, will leave no.
tcs at Mr.. A. Hallock's office.
sanlI VICTOR BGSCH, Sec'y.
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The London TISaes aud American
Finances

The London Times of the I'd inst. has a
leader on American Finances, which indi.
Gates sudden appreciation of the untaint-
ed credit ofthe American Government, and
the immense pecuniary resources of the
twenty millions Of loyal people. The
ThundereT seems to have experienced one
of its sudden conversions, and makes
letter from its New York correspondent,
the excuse for its change of tone. The fact
which was most powerfully operative was,
however, the action Of the banks OF the
great commercial capitals of the East in
taking the loan to the extent of one hundred
and fifty millions of dollars. This operated
as an eye opener upon the Jupiter Of
Printing House Square The Times now
admits the ability of the Government to
raise revenue to the extent of two hundred
millions of dollars per year. Gin. Com. y
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

New YoRK, Sept. 24.-The Times
Washington dispatch says the excitement of
to-day has been the news from Missouri
and the probable surrender of Mulligan's
command at Lexington. shall not be sur
prised however to hear that before this
week, that Gen. Fremont has taken the
field in person, surrounded Price and his
rebel crew, and forced him to surrender.
The Tribune's dispatch says it is not I'M
likely that Fremont will be considered re-
sponsible and the disaster may be the imme-
diate occasion for his removal. The matter
will be considered in cabinet meeting to-
morrow.
Gen. Franklin has issued an order, pro-
hibiting suffers from selling intoxicating
liquors within the lines of his brigade, on
penalty of having notice to quit in six
hours after the first offense.
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oLNoINNATT MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 24.-Flour declined
loo per Dbl and closed unsettled and NOM
inal at 90@4 90 for superfne, and buyers
withdrew from the market after the news
from New York was made public. Wheat
declined SC per BUSH, and closed nominal
at 80(Gss for choice red and white. Corn
is firm at So. Oats advanced to So and in
good demand. Whisky dull at IA Good
demand for mess pork sales of 1000 bbIa
at IL 62@13 90, chiefly at IL as Bacon
In active demand sales 35 hhds at $40
81, chiefly at 81 shoulders at Il Bulk
meats firm at 3i@6. Lard dull at g.
Groceries firm good demand for sugar at
at .sf@ 10. Molasses 46@47. Coffee at
l5@l62. Money market unchanged. EE-
change steady at I prem.
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QUINCY, Ill, Sept 24.-The following is
the list of killed at Lexington as far as
heard from:
Privates.-Char4es W. White, Samuel g.
Hanna, Henry G. Nettle, G. W. Davis, W.
H. Mcdonald, J. R. Farmer, Cyrus K.
Frego, c. schoviile, Jno. Hurley, Daniel
Shehey.
These all belong to the lst ILL.,, Cavalry.
Their horses and all their arms were re-
tanned by Price.
Communication with Gen. Prentiss is
still cut Off nothing having been beard
from him since yesterday.
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CANDIDATES.
o.. ProsrrU1ine ATTORNEY


We are rrqu,stei to aunou C. LoUIs e. STTSS0S
~ card dase for Pro-ecuiine Attorney Of the Cir
emit Com IN the 18th Judicial Cir nit, at the ell
suiog October Election dG~
IL G. p.akweli of R export, is candidate for
Pr eecDtine Attorney Of the Fifteenth Judicial
Dis #
Fsos County Commissioned.
STA fpiT0s ;-Plessa announce nav name AS "a
can 5f,t4te + IT. election TO the offi,e OF County
Cc.l.rn ssiensr At the ensuing October election
w PRUITT.
For Auditor.
EDFT he joUaNkL Please announce the name
Of lillian BINGHAM eand date Tor AGdltofs
at the ensuing October Election. He VIII De sup
ported b. MANY FRlENes-
ME<sas EnIroas :-Yoa will please announa
tbe name of va. Il. BLUsMAE as candidate 10
AUDITOR Of Wander burgh comfy, at the ensuing
OctoOer election.
VIcToR BIsCH has, at the solicitation OF many
citizens, become candidate for Auditor of Van
derburgh County at tue ensuing October Election
MEssRs EDIToRs You will please announce m9
asFne as candidate for auditor OF VRnderbHrgh
County at tue ensuing October election.
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FR0M R0RpREsS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 23-Com. String
ham was to-day relieved by Capt. Goldsbo-
rough, and will proceed tonight to WASH.
ington.
Col. De Russey leaves West Point today
70 assume, forthwith, the command OF the
Engineer department in California. - .1.
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Arrival and Departure of the
Nj q L Il g.

The time here set down is adjusted to e5asaot
Eaars. On the River there is variation according
- TINE OF CLOSING.
Railroad Hat (for YiDcennes, Terre bahIe
indianapolis Cincinnati, Louisville. ST
Louis, Chicago, Cairo and other Eastern.
Western, and Northern points, and b. Il.
Way Ofiees1 every day except Sunday, at \. Al.
Thursday, and saturday, at 65sF.a
FadacGh Mall (river) every day IN the
week except sunday and Thursday At MA. "a.
Green Rtser Mad tfor Bowling Green and
way points, every Monday and Thurs.
aff Feraon Nal 0and) every Tuesday,
* thursday. aud s.tnFda, Al e,sA.M.
sss0 Har7iong Mad every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at 10 A. n.
Roe6povt Nail (and) every Monday, We'd.
s::s:y e q. sI. sssj : :-.., rras, a.
(Petss sburgh letters. &C come and 60
ns y az MS al every very wednesday at YIN.
Leaves at A. n. Thurs 1ay morntng9
TIME OF DELIVERING
Louisville Mod lriver) every Tuesday,
Thursdty, and Saturday by o.
Padveak Maj. every day In tbs week except
Sunday and Thursday by BAL
grssss htses Mall every Monday and Thurs
Nj Person Maa qaDD every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday by 3P. NJ
Fsau Har7aoEg Mad, every Tuesday, Tburs-
day. and Saturday by E. n.
Rockport Mail (isud) every Sunday at I'm,
AMI rTedne.d4y and Friday at 7AM.
{Arrivss the evening before. after oh1ee
PssevsJurqh Mail way every Friday by skAM
CsJsthia5.I Mall every Friday at a. n.
ARRIVES the evening before, after ofacs hours.)
EsF-Post Office opens at A. n. and closes at ~
p NJ on week days. Delivery closes from 8 to +.
a. on yzsek days during distribution of the Rail-
r,.. mail ONCE open from TO P. n. on the Sab
bstb JAMES q. Men EELY, P. n.
EvansyilIe, Ind. May l, 1891 tuiv22-vwc
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GEN. PRENTZSS IN DANGER-AN
Alta OK ON ST. JOSEPH Ell
PECTED.
PEcIAL TO THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

QUINCY, Sept 2s.- General Prentiss as
summed command in North Missouri and
started west yesterday. He is now west of
Brookfeld cut off by the rebels; supposed to
be part of PRICES force. Great fears are
entertained that he will be captured Re-
ports are rife that body of 2o0o or
1000 rebels are marching on ST. Joseph.
An attack is expected there tomorrow.
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Rarhess,s RoIfnnd Bstlsrs.-The Phil

8@rhGes's ROEGGad BSfEsrs.-The Phila
delpbia Argus, in speaking of the lato exhibition
held IN tia. city oy the Franklin Institute, says
ain noticing medicines, we are always extremely
cautious less atsfsd Of tia srits of the arti-
Gle. Among those exhibited is the celebrated Hol-
land Ritters. This medicine has been extensively
introduced into evvy State in the Union, and into
the Canadian Provinces principally within the last
two years. The exhibition shows testimonials in
every language known ia America, among which
we notice from the late Hon John n. Clayton,
of Delaware"
Dyspepsia, Headache. and Indigestion, by
which all persons more or less affected, can
usually be cured by taking moderate exercise,
wholesome fjod, and dose of Doerhave's Holland
BitterS one hour beflre each meals,1z= Bali. San.
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BEssdfas at fhs EssRFs, speciil disease
and special treatment. The cases and results Of
HunnewslI's Tolu Anodyne do not quite admit of
actual accounts cures, bat this much Is sure, and
should meet with use and appreciation by all who
have this uncertain tenure of life The entire
compound ia perfectly consistent with cure in ali
cases Of Bleeding, which has been fully tested on
cuts and ~ misses eutwardly. Being perfectly adapt
cd to the Lungs with the Tolu, and healing prop
erty of the osnnsbis, hardly use expires
sions strong enough to meet our confidence IN It,
to urge trial. Let 1t be taken in confidence by
ali. See advertisement and call for pamphlets.
sepI-Imd&w
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-The subscrip-
ton 70 the national loan amounted to
Ss4. 600.
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Troops have arrived in our city from
Indiana and Ohio. To Indiana and Ohio
we return our thanks. They are friends in
need Louisville Journal.
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RsOsT GHd .SSES is terribts disease. of
all the ills that flesh is heir TO, fl is the faint
in its first manifestations, the most Tnrelenting
in it's progress, and the most defiant of medical
skill. Fever and Ague ia more destructive Of life
than consumption, because 1t is more easily indu-
ced, and therefore more prevalent. II marks its
victims for the grave, like executioner's bond
Day by day the sufferer grows weaker and weaker
aud each hour does he fear astropg conscousuess of
approaching the tomb We have said that the dis
case is one of those which has yearly always deed
medical science few ence in while hay-
ing been cured and reported. We recommend DR.
J. HosTETTER's STOMACH BITFERs to suffer
ing humanity generally. a and speedy spe-
ciae.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywbere. +-~ sep24 lwd
sofafsTs, s.pecfaG .VOstes.-Do your dnt
10 yourseIve1. protect sour health, use H0LLo-
NAYS PILLS AND OINTMENT. For Wounds,
Sores. Bowel Complaints and Feysrs, they are
perfect safeguard. Fnlf- directions how 70 use
shem with every hox.-only Is eeuts. sep94
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.EGsEeFEOs.-Why will you suffer the terrors
and Affections incident to dlsOrdered state Of the
liver or digestive organs, wheu certain remedy
Is within your reach. Beofr nd's German Ri ters
will cure you. If you will only discard your pre-
judoe and give this article trial. you win never
regret It, Your stomach Will be strengthened and
regain its original Vigor, aud you will be able 70
digest your food satisfactorily.
These Bttters are for sale by ali druggists and
dealers in medicines, at rs cents per bottle.
spn15 2wd&U
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IRTTEyVTAs.V, sOEASGEHS!
ef% No s. second street, in Bray's Block, is the
onlv place In this city where voc can get home
roafla shirts or have th0u made 70 order at snort
1otics. Prices 70 suit war times JshiITH7
raay24-Sra.
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TIE RTVFP

CINCINNATI, Sept. 24.-River fallen 8
inches. feet 10 inches in the channel.
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PIrgsBuRG, Sept. 24.-River 4 fact 10
inches by the metal mark aud falling slow
". Weather clear,
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Special Notices.

scOrbrsfEe E1EseGsss are the parent stock from
which arise. large proportion of the fatal mala-
dies that afiict mankind They are, as It were. a
speci,s ct potato rot in the human constitution
which undsrrnines and corrupts all the sources Of
its Vitality and hastens It's decay. They are the
germ from which spriug Consumption, Rheuma
tism, Heart Disease, Liver Complaints, and Erup
tive Diseases, which will be recognized as among
those NEST fatal and destructive to the races of
men, So dreadful it's consequences to human
life, that ii is hardly possible TO over estimate the
importance OF actual and reliable remedy, tha1
can sweep out this scrofuIous contamination. We
know then We shall proclaim welcome news to our
readers, of one from such quarter as will leave
little doubt Of It's eicacy-and still more welcome,
when we tell them that it surely does accomplish
the end desired We mean ATEa's SARsAPAEILLA,
and 1t is certainly worthy the attention Of those
who are afflicted with scrofula or scrofulous Com
plaiuts.-Register, AE5aHy, N. y. sep1-1md&w
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Now DIV GOODS.

& CA-1F AAR q BUBSkaV'6F, W. ~ ,
~ Main street, have received e large assortneu-
ofsll kinds Of Dry Goods, and will continualls rel
cetve new supplies IN spite of the var and WIKI sci
cheap. Gug2